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_ 0 t p O 1 n t I S F 1 r S t , coeay, Alexandra, P. E. r_ Marriage
_ to take place latter part of Septemb-
e , er.
in Speed - Convenience
    . ‘let Richardson, Graduate of Halifax!
Y P V Ladies' College, assisted by Miss
Margaret Sterns, soprano, will give he
a recital in St. James Hall, Friday, and dlzzimg _d B disordered liver
591911. 12th at 3-30 D. H1- 551111551011. kept me Cmtdrrtieliy constipated. My syou from Bilcxi~when it was doubtful
t1`9UBll\ Bhd BFIBTBY almost com-li!
l Dletely left me I `
eaos-9-s-si ~ can hardly e
my vamude for what 8 b0"3‘eF;'¢;§:n0md :sire you to the seaboerul I
Sargon did for me. Every one of my only hope your troubles will _end when
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E his otlice at Eldon each Thursday for
'the rest of September only. 6817-11.
. Live Fowl. wAN'ran.-Buying
good quality live fowl, empty crops,
;T'hursday. September lith. P. J. Noy
'sr co., Hunter River. can-9-9-zi.
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND-Rev. I
Ewen MacDougall, B. D.. will preach
Tuesday 0th at Birch Hill at 7.30 p.
im. and Thursday llth at Argyle
Shore at 7.30 p. m.
WINS TROPHY-Mr. George B05-
wall, French Fort, won the Managers
special prize, a valuable sliver trophy
for the best five bacon hogs at the
ENGAGEMENT. _ Mr. and Mrs.
Peter P. McQuaid, Charlottetown,
announce the engagement of their
daughter Bertha Helene to J. Roland
- 6828-11.
nlriiimrrc itacr'riir._Mi=s vio-
erluite ssc, children 25c_ S
0an’t Express ’
ller Gratitude
“Neuritis pains in -my shoulders.
rms
a and knees hurt me intensely at me
ace; I gradually lost my appetite; for your own sake. I will help you 3,:
“”““m-'""' `I C111. But one cannot help without
wishing -to know something. 1 could
understand something of the nature
of your trcub1e."
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RING- CATHERINE B. MCQUEEN
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5 fflquelit attacks of lndigestion d
WSI' Oh the immigrant ship. i ami
Claire Dahisganrde, as homeless aridl
fri
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"Tell me this. did you protest when.
the police seized you and bundled you
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ling:
illou I was taken in a raid. I wentl
along," l
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Were to 'ot lived through again to-
morrow monsicur. You must either
set me ashore, to make my own way,
or accept me as you find mc-name-
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Dahlsgaarde, I asked inyself. But I
The Wife- I I I U I I W  I-jr:
-Ship Woman
Continued from page 2
“There is no ning to leam. 1 came
endless as if I had di'op;eci from
other planet.”
rd the Marie?"
She astounded me by sadly con1@;g_
I Wanted to come. I lied when I .-_aid
"Good heavens! If you only had
no "
“I Should do exactly the same if it
ss, friendless_ a wait."
Why nameless wlirn she was Claire
id not ask her.
"I will think no evil of you 1 wrote,
I could even save myself-that I
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Conmrvatory of Music where she will
future is predicted for her in this art.
every success. _
VISITING PASTOR.-Rev. H, E.
Campbell, of Pownal, P. E. I., who
of Trinity Church for a couple of
meme Of 10 years standing is gone lyg
u get there."
IES-Miss Greta Rogers, daughter of _includilw my heuritis pains-and
M,-_ and M_,s_ w_ Russel Roge,.s_ Co1e_ xy whole system is strengthened, I'm
He, mmy friends join m Wishing her llogetown from the Hughes Drug Co..
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POLICE ASSOCIATION EXECUT-  N M E M 0 R  M
Wu Dk-Nw, of Religious Education IVE HERE-Mr. Charles Taylor and
Mr
yea,-s_ was in town for the dedicab tarlo, of the Dominion Police and
'i’I’h_anks to Sargon Pills. for thc get to the English towns I will find
further pursue her musical studies. nr" tune ill 14 5'em`5 fm rid °f “On” 'some work. I will be a sei'vant-any-
Having made a marked success of 2
past years of study. a most brilliant sydney, _
ipation and biliousness."-Mrs
Sargon may be obtained in Char-
, E. Jennings, Welland County, Ont
"That was nicely said." she mur-
. mured, pausing betvee th ‘ rl
man left Monday mcming for Mt. A_ yang? best of health Ive been in 15 if \ n e “or s as
atherine B. McQueen, 64 Dolbin St... things' I
frightened to control herself. "If we
(To be Continued)
MR. JAMES DICKEARNEY
ion of the ne.W'chm.¢h on S,mday_ Peace Olhcers Association, are at
and was we1._~.-,med by his many present visiting the Province on bus-
I
lineapable, one had $10 bail estreated.
_ang was fined $5 and costs or ten
`day!. one was sent to-‘Falconwcod
_ffimdg hem He wok a part in the iness in connection with the Assoc-
.prograin cn Sunday aftemoon.~New lg
:Glasgow News. » Uf
age p`nsIons. sickness. and physical
_ p0u(;|; C0U3T_At the police incapacity of officers due to service,
i¢0u1-f, yesterday mm-ning foul- men which are most worthy and deserving _“
lwere charged with being drunk and °f l
public support.
_I-Iospitai. and one case was remand- Ma/oG'regor has b:en persuaded to I h
_ed till Sept. 10. A drunk and disord-
Ierly was fined $10 and costs or ten retary of the Canadian Girls In Train » interest in the work about his home.
ing of the Presbyterian Church in He was an obliging neiglibar and in
Canada, The position has been vim- _his earlier years always gave a help-
nt since the mei-i-lege ef Miss Edith | ins Mild ‘D “me in Heed. never spar-
Sinclair, more than a year ago. Itllml hlmS9lf~ _
will necessitate Miss MacGregor’s re- 4 An mmm” °"°“'d gathered at ms
'days and three men charged with the
unlawful possession of intoxicating
seven days in jail. A man charged
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I Services at the church and grave
or Rev. G. V. McCabe who also ad-
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C. G- I. T. SECRETARY-Miss Jean _ became knnwn that MR _B/ICKeE_rney
lrespeoz and to follow his remains to
The funeral of the late' Mr. James
th to St Paul‘s Church, Sturgeon
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Crowe. of Truro. has accepted the
tively associated here. Miss Mac-
Gregor is eminently qualified for the
position she will fill, but no one per-
anizations rlfth which she is so ac- ‘ms last resting place'
The pall bearers were as follows:
Messers, Arch Campbell. Leo Gorman,
William Gordon. Patrick McCa.rron,
James Murphy, John McKearney.
Charlottetown; Vincent Condon. Hall- Many were present, Rev. Father .E. W. Sullivan and C.'l"ourne1le, Can-
fax, N.S. Wt-bb coiirllictod sci'vi:c_ The mom- flfliiill I-"3!1Ofl. -7~ BIBCK and J. Smith-
Letiers 'of Symvllhy bers of the local lcdgo of the Frat- Burial was in the soldiers plot at
oing will leave vacant here. It is
ith minged feelings of giaclness and
‘unanimous call extended to him by son can begin to fill the place her
the Central Bedeque Baptist Church. g
P. E. I.. and will take the dutim of w
Rev. Edward Clinton, White Deer,
Texas <5) Mr. and Mrs. Matthias
Masses Offered.
Frritenial Orcioi' of Eaclcs. and two
his new pastorate early in Septem- s
orrow her host of friends will see
ber. I-Ie is a. graduate of Acadia. in
Arts and Theology and vqile pursu-
ing his studies at Acadia he served
as student pastor in Nova Sootia and
New Brunswick and has been the
pastor of the Westchester Station
group of churches since 1927. Mr.
Crowe is a son of Mr, and Mrs, C. H.
Crowe. Bible Hill.-Halifax Chron-,
icle.
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Aspirin le perfectly harmless' it
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genuine Asp rin; always the same,
always aa/e. So it iln t eemible in
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TRADI MARK RIO.
her singled out for this important
position.-1\`:w Glasgow News.
WEDDING BELLS-The marriage
of Miss Marjorie Elizabeth. eldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Btw-
pee, Sheffield, N. B.. and Wallace
Niven McAlpine, son of Mr. and the
late Mrs. McAlpine,.Canibr1dge, took
place in the Upper United Church on
Wednesday aftemoon, Rev. David Co-
bum officiating. The church was very
prcttily decorated for the occasion.
at the home of the bride with about
fifty guests present, Dainty refresh-
ments were served by six girl friends
of the bride. Immediately after the
reception Mr. and Mrs. McAlpine left
by motor on a wedding trip through
New Brunswick and Prince Edward
Island. The bride wore for travelling
a brown tweed suit with felt hat to
match and fox fur. On their retum
they will reside at Lower Cambridge
where the Bl‘Com is a prosperous
farmer.
With swift, decided strokes the art-
ist painted in the colored clouds of
the lovely sunset.
Presently he noticed an old man
gazing sombrcly at the result of his
labors.
"Ah," said the painter, "perhaps
you, too, love the sky pictures, my
friend? Perhaps you have seen the
lambent flame of dawn leaping
across the livid east, the red-stained
sulphurous islets floating in e lake
of fire?"
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Women‘s Institute, Panmure Island
Mrs. Peter Condon, Panmure Island;
_Miz and Mrs. Wm. Condon, Murray
<Harbor North; Mr. and Mrs. John A.
lCondon. Murray Harbor North; Mr
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Charlo.tetown; Mr. and Mrs. Jamesl _wsterdriy aitrriioon. Aug. 24th nt tn `
McGee. Charlottefown; Ras' McGee. chapel of the B, c. Uneiertiireis.
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The bride was given in marriage by
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