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"What do you new?" lllsBfl-h “.1416” Chamberlain’; E “M Objective Attained

' “W118i I llld," lad m? 0991'!‘ i‘g-\Z UITAWB- All‘ lv-Jfllph

forgot his customary respectful et-

e titude and unconsciously assumed a Gumbel-m a dud h“ h‘ ‘on

07o: headaéheataezzellfuia; ’ ‘ir tune. “Notblnl <15 f” ‘m carries on. 1n the Valhalla oi

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Si: relief ks Dr. Jack's. . M A N b9 d“: “m”! bath o! m‘ ‘omen ltlulmmo u" m“ ‘m? “"3994

Women find them marvelous. no‘: in this house are hep‘!- aboolulelv England a renemioh up, urging like ordinary tablets. Sale- DOM aflecl hem or stomach. 12 ublel

rgnor-sntofwhatlszolnswllllll" a protective meal system 11th , .. , m" 212K525‘. M l“ druunu md . Ikiidlonn z IIIII IYIII "ch12, "m: dumhm‘ nap!" p"! ma“ m“ a i "*1." r s'|::.'..'"~“

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Mscnethlsybeckonhlsplllofl wornasmlleofsatiafactionyes- andsurveyed thedctermlnedwlml may. Biadrcam hadbeenreal- facatbsyolmgfeilowthinksliob- ind. The United Klllldom and ertawillgegexcitedlboutblm. he the Dominion: were united by mgughg, trade treaties.

aloud he ma, ‘fioberws hoe me And althwsh “Blrmhshm Joe" girl to get excited about your dlni- V" “u” m‘ 5°“ “Rm! °° m‘ work. When Great. Britain and ‘cahm signed a trade treaty at

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Drsusros or»- CANADA _ f-govrsclz _~f ‘ (Continued) rt took him some moments ind JZLl/Jh tact to 3e: the information.

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the nervous ». grimly, but shes not to know for dark slim man, Neville champ". _ , I _, _ h more reasons than one. Not." he lain, Chancellor ofthe Exchequer, a b 5f O‘ ‘u"°_u5 lea‘ added. as he saw MacBetrrs expres-sfgned for the United Kingdam. k ’ed_ Rabi‘? ‘W. slon. "that the girl herself may notllt made Neville Chamber‘ in he ‘M "m m" ‘ha’ " be perfectly loyal and trustworthy. heavy-happy 1h the thouant he . , but." and he ohm 1t with due em- was wows Ow AM it must have’ ‘"16 Cursed mg“shman_“hac phssts, "I am not trusting some of m!“ “J°¢" Chlmbfllllfl IIIPPY- re used to come to the he: quaint companions". happy in his Vglhgflg 1mm; w George MacBeth found he could 89$ hm“ he h“ ' w“ “h” ‘mum

, k m furry on. . Then had followed a, Whig m" °m mm ,m u I .

l: 51.5.. long and b‘ ter tale o! s r Georae‘: ‘ fluny gs" it up’ I - ‘ Sprmgfleld

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‘- o m and destruc-Z ' _ H 1' a cétzaln stingy-a Mercab about Robots. he said emphatically.- "shes high-strung and determined.

but shes my girl and I know I can] m,“ he," Miss Helen lawless and m,

"fiat rnav be, but after v1 she 1:10?“ Mwlw- Bt- John. are spend Woung and '5“ pm“ m; 1mm‘; ing a pleasant vacation here with rather carflessly w my w” c; relatives and friends. thinking. Is it on, with Roberta in the dark completely? Or is it oft, and you tell the girl the whole scheme?"

MncBeth thought awhile. and then | held out his hand. "It's a good bus-

Yl-zbena finally gathered‘ S George had me; this bleteceies c '12 lzearrr- .131 hear‘.- as ‘near- zarovrn tier ca" . when be mar" y size had.

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Mrs. James Lawless. Norboro, has returned to her home after spending a few days with her par- ents in Palmer Road. ' '

tor-age, was only 38 per m; .,

_ average. 1n the Sherbrookg , € south of the St. Lawrence the

s. Pen No. a, s. n. Pendleton: Fort Anne

Eggs 1760; Points‘ 1935.1. i0. Pen No. 8: Exp. Farm, Fred- ericton: Eggs, 1739; Points 1839.8.

o! was only 60 per cenz. of h ,,.

ta was glad when Jack Na-l varro fiscally padded nolselessly 11--

iness i‘ke, workable scheme, so we'll say it's on and all females

l barred."

Miss Helen Buntain, teacher in Springfield school has returned l0 resume her duties after spendln, e. pleasant vacation at the home of

11. Pen No. 18, Exp. Station, Charlottetown: Eggs 1789; Points ' 1815.5.

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OTTAWA, August zsqmprowd , by the great historical importance

OITAWA, August 25.-'1‘he Do- minfon Water Power and Hydro-

for the month of June. 1r. the lane area in the eastern pomm theiarovlnce run-off was 55 per ... oi’ normal, whilst the same ratio f

was Lnwardlg: raging at.

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12, pen no, .4, The mo Poultry » of the ruins of Fort Anne. at Anna- Ranch: Eggs 157s; Points 1154.9. {polls Royal. Nova Scoiia. not only 13. Per. No. 8, Mrs. J I‘. Easton: to Canadians but to the descend- Mm Thoma; 301g", Hope m,“ Eggs 1626; Points 1754.1. ants‘ of the early colonists along the

‘ Those below average run-oi con

er, was a recent visitor to Emer- 14- P9“ N“ 2- Jim“ E P0015 511mm“ ‘ma?’ °f Namh America’ or! from the area tributary to thei _ the Department oi’ the Interior in . 5L 1.811811% river from the normdtions are attributable to a contm

metric Bureau of the Department of he Interior reports that nuke“ m the northern portion of the ... the province of Quebec during June m“ w“ indicated by n“ Y was much below norm,“ The mm of the Harrlcanaw river a: ...

"mm!" 531d 5" Gwrie- "MY her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John M . Browne wl‘! meet m8 hal! was‘. and l K Bunyan.” Rusucm "‘ ‘l‘~_ get the money up there cr be

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f ' found n the canal." g3: _':d her, a

S: George

. _ __ _ _ _ ‘ cqnvrnz [x 31d, Eggs 1723; Points 1727.1. d3)?! 3 ” -° m" S“. _ _ _ \ ‘ 15. Pen No.11, wuum R_ Brown, 1917 set aside the military works Q as indicated by the records o! the lance o! the below rat's-rage prec B . r rd rs no 511'] shone brightly 0'1 the . . t t1 h. d. a r om or ‘ "a Z) “pa ‘q Si‘ George crosséd the M155 Efrem Cx-Qkgnl nurse 1,, l Eggs, 1609; P011115 16553, and about inlay-one acres sur-, 5L Maurice fiver corrected ‘or, ta on a ea y no.ed or May. net s: c f t w t. r , v flou I ye Md ‘gwmz bmge on his my to the bam- He training in the City Hospital, vis- g 16. No.‘ 10, S. R. Pendleton: Eggs rounding them as a national park.‘ m, __ v '_ __ _ : ‘b v R0 _ u mu last week with her parents, 1616; Tooal 1030.3. Many Parts of the foriiflw-lo" ‘d, ~+H~+-+~+~~-+-~ s“ “OJ-d “H? ¢° ~15 “gm 1°’ h“ “e m“ “T bee” w?‘ Y m. and mo. Barnaby Croken. 17. Pen No. 1, Harold Laird: Eggs have been restored While 0th" me. I F O 051°C‘? man» R4555“ d"°"'°_' Sh“ had refusfd- _em"hanfal‘ Freetown. 1367; Points 14581. features have been added so that. _ - o J U ' ' George's fnvttatlon to yoln p pl e W0, _ _ z = _ _ _ ‘ d I ' - the park is one of the most iruerest- It was DO,’ : A AM) z: h U “ W a" Sill-Iii‘) r l u u A motor Party consistln! of F. A. Drlscoll, Manager of Contest in! 5P0“! 1n the Eflsi- T110188!” ’ m, z bLAgslgg FITTED , Whfd mm: who you lad. o an . ve more n w» n8 Mr. and Mrs. .1. n. Croken, Nor- Dr. J. a. Clark, Superintendent. visit it each sewn!“ the Hum" ever 5Q lgng w,“ _ I z. MhcBeth asked s."iarp.y. ‘T119 1w thmgs to clo than drive to that rot- boro, m. and M“, pggymk mum pmducuon 585% m, m mwmg "m. y,“ . l or e 3- 5- TAYLOR , . thing you said had no sense." ten old village this beautiful morn- 311d My, Herman Lamb‘; spring, Leading Pens m‘, week, I a 0|” e s. . ' .. .. l . . ' . - w‘? 1m! z oftoggkthgli 1 beg 133111011. > Hus secretary mg’ with nothmg more excltrrlg at field, attended the Eucharistic pen Eggs Points UNITED KINGDOM IMPORTs .| g I I n n e a a A . , H2 Rmlmond Sure‘ ‘turned. from the wndovp .1)’ forgo: the enId than the bank and the post Congress in Mlscouche last week. .17 31 63g 0F CANNED SALMON u“. “he, hay u“ on" a C ¢~++o++~>o++e+++>+<~++oo far a moment, because," he best- ofilce. I 5 58 57.6, it‘ CIJIIMIIWONMBWW“ Th0 no atvd. “because 1am trying tc put He looked at her tranquilly. He Mr. Ronald MacDonald, Char- m 52 5m. The United Kingdom imports of n,’ 5m‘; mug-m; hgd u; cm, ‘ a scheme into words that will make knew that behind the brusque re- lottetown, was the welcome guest 14 48 509 Canned salmon for the April-June bolaundorodJtwaanoamnll ~ 1. ' ' cm. ,yau see how tenable it is. fusal lurked a determination not to °1 M!" ‘m! M";- Nefl 3W3“, 3 45 5“ quarter of this year. totalling 61; flhiomflqléloovy Th, - ‘l “Well let me have 1t and I'll sort accompany him anywhere, ever. Ev- "WWW °11 sundfly- =‘ 170 cwts. (97,196 cwfs. during the ° i?" ‘rich ‘wfmqht mo; d. -OU.! me wheat from the chaff." ldently whatever tale Roberta had w ma MIT-"rh J Leading Hens w date, similar .perlod of 193i) were sup- um‘ AtulM-Jnmmd. ycn \_ |c- I The secretary looked at his daief been told down by the landing had - - - - Greens-n. m, Hm Egg! Pom, plied pTlMlPfl-"Y from Con!“ "f soap from caroiully tasted hat‘ with a cool eye. "It's almost. all been black. "1: find your village and New“ ‘pent h" Fed‘ ""1 a - 3 235 2.103 29,032 cwts. (59369)? United 5m"? ‘pa: o e wheat." He drew along breath and post office quite interesting. Any- H°pe Rive" n ’ 16 835 cu-ts. (19030? and Russia.’ ‘l dorftramembor-theu- l.‘ E t , 9 - 22s 254s ' ' ' . d9 IOIIS sat dozwn beside Maclsczrrs chair. thing I can bring you. Aggy?" 15 9 o2‘ 2430 3190 cwts- (2.142). writes G- A! '°*Y""'h°“""““d “m9 D m I on“, mm you have reason w ma, she shook mt heal “Be Careful Manic/gears (gerardfl and Vernon m 4 235 242', Newman, Assistant Trade commis. Eglrgatgt denmvvntuhs: . Mum“ rbexammauun n" m lng for two things: First, that the turning at the bridge and dont be ML and M“. owe Maccanme‘ m! 1-5119 °1 m‘? cmnmwdll m" "Igraduallybocameacounr m t H fl ' cash will travel from New York rcckless!" telllzence Journal The feature of. tomodtothoqentlewayflur- a m‘ 5° ""5 chin“! and p355 through IQng yrgtchgg of Rgbgftg laughed the canned salmon market during prlu cleansed bail or very “ ' Mr. H ' . Are vitally important, whe- lonely country in Jersey, before it su- George regarded her gravelv- 5mm“ ,°,§'j°j'e,,§‘njf,“j_§';j' Si: M E M 0 M the P“! Quill" h“ bee“ the m" 32;‘: tlwr one‘: eyes are sood or “w” m“ "V" he"? "What's the ma?" He w?‘ “ways ation 1h Newton. ‘ 1W m“ level m‘ "d ‘w’ flna woodwork. I tlwuohe I nthnwua MacBstb nodded. careful of Lady Sandisons dim“? “Is ALLAN HARDY “115- hgghany-“Qwngqgmp "Or second, they will have gotten and feelings. w“ more“, 9918mm, lamb in the world. may lake Illa-cc. which V m" wnd’ thmllkh some source, of the Roberta realized this and despite , town’ 5pm; l”; week end m mm m! funeral or the law M". M,“ Dainty Revived "I've used it ever B15100. of discovered, may work per- fact that you have an account at‘her prejudice, liked it. She turned k0“ the sues; 0g 11¢,- mend Mfg Hardy (nee Janie Corbett) to k F N t G cu"... and I ha" . ‘u’: , . (I 1 ° 01' CWQS OVES < found that wh cleans “m”; 153m», 1,0 m, mo" the loca. bank, and although it may quickly to her aunt now. I wash Em“ Graham phce wad” anemoon August NEW YORK Aug , ZSPGIOW , h. u“ l’ h". u, “p. with

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precious sense you possess.

Guard your eyes.

G. F. IIIJTGHESON

OPTOMETBIST

TAXIES

JIMMIPS TAXI Phone 525

1'13 Queen Street

Allison lluestis

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T111 "I wouldn't for a moment propose lottotown: Eggs 1988; Eggs 2113.1. m“ Hardy dgsjgng gppepf on 5975111 more _ that. It would be vtell worth the ex- No Salvcs-No Cutting 4. Pen No. 14 Exp. Station w, cumot “y and we w,“ t 5a taubred 1 - ,1 t — 440 _ _ - , , y g owes. A very ain y, PhOTlG or 32314 peflse of the armored car, s.r, if -——- Charlottetown: Eggs 2028; Points Th“ ‘h; 1,, (read m, 15 3 so 1 feminine hand is the general ideal. Th’ Queen Tu!‘ we notified the state Police and Thwsmd‘ Wm M" mhkm 20505 ' “s “My ' o t s | f bleeding or protruding piles have ' With a cheery smile and a wave of l ll fl B 0 _ . _ mon . they! caught? sortneuof the rasézals. no, ye, 195mm that, quick and lsst- l ‘aim 17:13, Station, Char- m, hmd A table ls published in the forth- , “ l1 you I 0f Y0" W" ing relief can only be accomplished ° W!!! 88s i Points 2032.3. she h” wandered mm an unknown coming 155119 o; gm gommemgl: _ ‘ u ." diln.Nith . w t h J l thinking 12:18: rgmovee no: o Pen No 1'1, Exp. Station, ‘m, . Intelligence Jornnal which shows, a c es, |

=_ Professional Bards

.Stewart 8o Lowther

;_ g, E1: c, long to meet a girl. or if they met e1 ways weak_the Pam almo“ m!“ than’ nadlan farrrlsor are manufactured, ranmsréas SOLICITORS, no me mgh" T” m?’ "W" I ‘m’ °' dead. To get no of Piles an intcf- a‘ ‘P: Think of her still as the same, we ‘mm "m" 5'1"‘ W“ P'°d“°“" Wore regardless of cost at

a, Gm; Geo," 5",,“ course. indulging 1n the British rws- m, medmm, mm b, used u, m, . n No. a, mt. Fox d: Animal My ~ during the month of July in each, Foodn Ens mo: Points 1035.7.

MONEY TO LOAN

McLEOD a. BENTLEY ' J. a. BENTLEY W. E. BENTLEY, K. C. Barrister and Attorney-rabbi! MONEY T0 LOAN Office: 1B0 Richmond Street

Prohibition Commission Chas, H. Black, Chairman. Charlottetown.

Ias. B. McDonald, West St. Peters. John Simpson, Ilamllton. Send all Information ‘regarding fractions of PROHIBITION ACT

n the above or to Inspector J. Frippe, B. C. M. Y», . flhnrloflcwwflo

be given out that it's merely a household account, they will have

looking for a car coming from the bank in the village to the construc- tion camp."

Again MacBeth nodded. "Well," he said. "Sense so far. What's your plan?"

“Send an ilrmored car from New York at the usual time only there won't be any money in that car and the men will be armed."

MacBcth merely rased an expres- sive eyebrow.

"And in the meantime," finished his assistant, his eyes snapping, "I will walk up the towpath with the money in my pocket and deliver 1t to Ray Browne on time."

MaoBeth whistled and stared Q him. "I don't want to 6X1>0B€—"

“You will not be exposing any of your men," Sir George said hastily.

The younger man laughed. “Who would believe that ‘Beauty Sandlson was doing anything but strolling a-

slon for walking."

“The towpath, of course."

"That has lung lonely stretches." "Yes, but they can't be traveled by motor. Their motor would have to be left on the road."

MacBcth looked at him jealously. "It's what I would like to do my- self. But, thinking of Aggy-J hes- itate to allow you t0~—"

Aggys stepson frowned. "Of

course, Aggy Isn't to know; that

would be fatal. Roberta's not to

know, either. she's not to know:

their suspicions. 11 so, they will b8.

laughing at you, Aunt A889. but merely at the thought of w? chance to be reckless in this llll¢e~ What danger could lurk between this island and the post 0mm?"

"You would be surprised," Sir George said levelly, with a glance at 1-115 gtepmolihfii‘, "how full of ad- venture a countryside can be- I shall be home late today." he ob- served ‘casually as he rose. "I have several matters to look after for Mr. MacBeth. I may even be $00 late for dynner, Aggy!’

Aggy looked at him as he Wm?- mwprd me door and her expression was such as to cause her stepson to wonder if Robert MacBeth hid 11°‘ after all, confided something to his shrewd little sister.

(TO Be Cdnllliifld)

Pilesfo Quick

cause.

Bad circulation of blood in the lower bowel causes piles. The hem- orrholdal veins are flabby, the bow-

mulnte the circulation, drive out the thick impure blood. hell ind re- store the affected parts.

Dr. J. B. Leonhardt, after years of study, found a real internal Pile remedy. He called his discovery HEM-RDID, and prescribed it for 1000 patients with success in over 900 cases, and then decided every Pile sufferer. no matter how stub- born thelr ease, might try his pres- cription wlth a money back I“!!- antee.

HEM-ROI!) tablets have such a wonderful record of success in this cltythat Hughes Drug co. but. and all good drugglsts invite you to try

_ HEM-ROID and guarantee money even the smallest detail, if its to be’ refunded u u do" not and w“.

aumeswll w” t alumina.

Miss Marion Ilergtzson, Graham‘; Road haste turned after spending a few days‘ very pleasantly 1n Springfield the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John B. McKay.

Miss Helen Smith, Emerald, is visiting friends and relatives in Newton. _E.

Sansom Pen Wins

Report of the Prince Edward island Ell laying Contact for the Week Ending August 20, 1932.

1. Pen No. 5 William Sansom: Eggs to date 2189; Points to date 2247.3.

3. Pen No. 12 Exp. Station, Chur- lotletown: Egg 2126; Points 21213.

8. Pen No. 15 Exp. Station, Char-

Charlottetown: Eggs 1970; point; 2034.7. 'I. Pen No. 16, Exp. Station,

Charlottetown: Eggs 1014; pom“

9th, at 2 p. m. from her home 1n Mill River East, where s11 that was mortal was ma to rest m the Bloomfield Cemetery. The getvicfl was conducted by the Rev. John Eraser, D. D. of Alberton Presbyter- ian Church of which the deceased was a faithful member. ‘There was I large attendance of friends and nelshbors. a solo “No disappoint- ment in Heaven" was beautifully rendered b! MF- Jelly of OToeary. The deceased was a woman of ex- emplary character and through her kindly and unselfish disposition had endeared herself to all who new her. The beautiful floral trib- utes bore mute testimony to the esteem in which she was held and much sympathy is extended to the bereaved family. The p9,“ hemp; were Messrs Brenton Ramsay, Rob- ert Horne, meter Profit, Gordon Hardy. Christopher Metherall, Wat-

And left us dreaming, how very fair It needs must be since she lingers

Sh, is not dead-she is Just away. 5381-6-26-11

Ilnnrd’: rellcvea llomach Cramp.

styles have undergone a decided change. The perky cuff, which was eclipsed some tune back by the plain pull on is enhconced lnpop- irlarity again. one of the gay styles is a glove which has a. puffy little cuff to go with the big puff on the leg dmutton sleeves. Many of the novelties are in glace kid. Dalntlness is to have precedence over extravagant flare in the cuff, and with ores silhouettes of sim- ple lines these designs have a most plquant effect. In keeping with the vogue for shlrrlng on dresses, some makers have turned out bands of shined leather on the cuffs. Even thread lace sometimes appears. White gloves with cuff lined in l dark shade, and perforated so that the dark tone shows through. are another caprice. Leather bows nestle over the wrist in some cases and geometric patterns or two tone

the exports from Canada to the United States of principal oommo’ dlties such as are produced on Ca?