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has largely ended the use of old- “|-
tlme "pads" among wolrrcp. A sciqn- `Ge§ Kon,
tide creation,it offers an end to three fo
great embarrassments of uid methods. do
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the vvorld's super-absorb(-nr--it is 5 ,h
times more absorbent than t»rdinar_\- hu
cotton pads. --
Scsentlhrally treated tt dcodorlzcs it
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cards easily as tissue \o launrirt
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clan women now employ il. Doctors- N
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nique Summer Hygiene , _ __ ____ c____,,_ _    _g___“‘”‘. 
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Nurses’ Exallliltatiolls
The annual idlminntions for
nurses qualifying for thc R. N.
dofrec will be held at (.`harlotteto\vn
and Summerslde on July 28th und|_
39th lust
W. J. P. Mcl\llLL/iN,
Pres. Examining Board.
I. J. YI-IO.
Secretary-Trcusurcr.
7975-7-20-3l.
ANNUAL MEETING
_m - 'r
The Annual Meeting of the mem-
bers of the Silver Fox Breeders' As-
sociation of Prince lrldward lslnntl Kris
will be held in the Board of 'l`radc
Booms, Market Building. (‘harIottc~ _,iv
town, on Tuesday the 2nd day of
August, 1927, at 2 o'clock p. m.
Dated at Charlottetown this 18th
day of July. 1927.
(Sd.) JOHN ANDERSON. __
Secretaryu
7958-7-19tl5'll.
Tenders will he received hy the
undersigned up to August 3rd froml
parties willing to contract for build
ing of Church in Dunstaffnage. ln-'
structions, plans and. specifications M,
can be seen at the office. of. J.  2
Harris" Architcct, Charlottetown.;
The lowest or any tender not ncccs-
TEN DERS
slrily accepted.  _ _
By order of Committee.  ` _-'
H.is. nlNNls, I
Secretary.
Marshfield R. il. 3, P. E. I.
8012-7-21-Bi. `
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AT DUNSTAFFNAGE
w ~ aim
The beautifully located Farm and
Ranch property of John D. liumc. tm
conslstin of fort acres land with `
s y - -
hom and outbnlldlngs, stork and
crop. Also fifty pen ranch and
foxes. Would sell part or in block.,
Sale on account of ill health.
Apply to Owner.
' On l’rcm_ises.-
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HE ONLY PEDESTRIANS
V
ns ln this town.
Native: No-only those whose
ec won't let 'em use their carl.
WASN'T IT FULL?
1... Straphnngerz Gosh. but this
‘s staggering like a drunk.
:ld Ditto: Well, aIn'l: it full?
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PRICELESS
“Mrs. Blabh says her jewels are
ply priceless." _
“No doubt-she couldn't raise
dollars on them, I hear."
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CL. Fllll SALE- i
My farm at North River. scvcn
miles from Charlottetown, consisting
of 127 acres, 20 acres under wood.
balance clear and level. Ncvcr fail-
ing stream at bank. This is one of
the best farms in Prince Edward ls-
land. Excellent for set-d potatoes.
Dalrylng or fox ranching. Buildings
in- good repair. including a two story cy
house, fitted with bath and sewer-
age. Apply on premises.
l JAMES B. BLAKE.
V 7959-7-19-ttsdl.
-AIICTIUN SALE
At Rocky Point on Thursday, July
2_2; at 1 o'clock sharp of Farm.
lt, Crop and Implements, liousc-
hold Effects as follows: Farm of 50
loft! situated at Rocky Point, South
Shore, all clear and in good condi-
tion, and ideal farm, close to
church. school and market, also the
‘.":::' J:-`:1.`:
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"Jack said I was I sight lor sor
es."
“Yes-very sore ones." _
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A GREAT DISCOVERY
Prof. Bug: My goodness. I dldn't
me
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ltjlowing: 2 horses, 2 mllch cows just know there were any sotlve vol-
lrnshened. 2 young cattle. 2 young C2
nos around hercl '_
aqlvos, 2 sheep and lambs, 1 brood “_”--'""‘ ”""*_"""‘
low, tl pigs, 25 hens. Crop-standing
~ 'ts,. potatoes. hay and turnips, all
airing implements complete and
lil' household furniture.
-Sale positive. No reserve.
'llcrms of farm at sale of stock.
nuns
lppfovod joint notes. 6% off for |l¢f°f° JV' und
4
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G. MoMli.LAN,
North River
South Shore. 7350 7'15'm-
- lwrmcic i-'ol.i~:v,
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.l.j A. M»cuoNAl.o
Auctioneer.
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o laundry-discard like fissile
is-tor: You naven't many pedes-
' "l wish I had a career," she Be
raid suddenly. "I envy workers. B
Persons wishing to save Brown
atc. All sums up to |l0.00 cash. Over T0
Klint amount six months credit nn make |\llP“°“"°'\ l° "W ““d°"'lf“°d
f. 0 oo-o-0900 oo4Qo¢o-o0-O~¢4§_§Q-
(Continued)
Lighter-.t Chiffonr., su. 3 A  “.1 ”
. So wra d u was Prudence in
'-7 ELL?" J' BUCKLAND , - . ;|-her own pplzaerturllrjlng thoughts that
-"‘ R°“'"°"d N“"° -  , lsbe failed to see a man's figure
' _ -. - - ’  _ strolling ln a cottage garden.
rl _  ` I lt was a ver rel! collagé. B9!
Y D Y
,back a little from the road, with a
 ____- _  _ big shed built on at the side for a
laboratory
but thc tenant at the moment
have zl look at lily domain. tale
1 She -hesitated. Then. catclilngi
stipation. Enjoy life. Try “Fmit-I -
tives". 25|: and 501: a box.
CONCERTS '
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iw no P. M.. \ _-5,-fa '_  _
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t assorted fr-ur: fia
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two attractively-_shaped biscuits so -ligh|;_
and flaky they-fairly melt in your mouth; - -_f--
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FRl‘il'l'."_Iced fillings wi
vors sandwiched betweenf ` '
lure yourself. l wmr l were rllrlnr- woo (sos) Plum. 'cr-and organ. .    A 1'* fl* -"0" 075415’ T'1*5°*'¢ “WWI 1"/1 fvf
ent from thwthc stupid dull crea L30 P` lt( ‘ ` 4 '
nts. but....l)l 
Prudence‘s heart thrilled to the
-'Sigh' Of "ld N“““Y "'°"’“¥ “*’°“* wcrrlr. she will herself unit t-mr
lthe interior of Pear-Tree- Cottage. su,
lyielded to curiosity. and the lm-[be
lpulse -for company and distraction. an
l "Just for a moment. I-I‘d like str
_to soc the place you work ln. I:th
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Callll l"`°"°““°e lls “am” llglll wdluld feel that fascination, and re-
‘lub...la or..-.." t
_ “That's the Latin for ‘work.’ " ll
said Petcr Armstrong, with a gen-
fiai grin. "Nothing like hard toll, E3
‘you know, to chase away the
ange, clectlic exckemqlit was
cause cf Bert. . _ .that if one man,
d he as famous as Peter Arm-
ong, found her an inspiration.
re might be hope that Bert
rn to her again.
he girl did not realize the full
gnetism of Peter's personality.
r reaction had been to Peter,
, ,, ` and not to the absent Bert- Prud-
-blues.
f "l've got the blues this mom- 231
ing." -supplemented Prudence unex-
pectedly. "Can you give me a job?" om
Ho laughed outright.
_'looking the way you look just now. :Ta
fThat's accomplishment enough."
' She flushed. Bert Traymore of
ce -had a deal to learn about her-
f, if thc truth be told.
She stood thcrc in the dusty lab-
tory, looking ltp at. Peter with
r pretty eyes. a picture sweet
ough to warm the heart of any_
ll.
Peter was human. This trusting
h h Q thi b t child had filled his thotfghta con-
-text ad said t 11 sort of ng. u _ d
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with a glib quickness the other sl
lacked. 
- And Peter Armstrong‘s eyes- 
such -handsome eyes-looked dir- _fm
ectly at one. honest and sincere.
He dldfrt pay one compliments. ye
;Evcrything- he said. he meal1t.;;
That was one sure thing about m
lhim. _ an
- lie lcd the nity to ills laboratory.
_ lt was ll long, low shed, with sev-
eral skyllghts and a couple Of Win
‘dows, giving lots of light for the
in
lt
‘experlments' conducted ln the lm
A long shelf crammed with 5
hooks of reference. records of
w‘ork acoonipllshed, land 'bundles 
,of paper, ran along one side of thc un
-room.
i Below the shelf there was a long qu
table wit-h lots of bottles on lt, of di
'queer shapes and sizes; burettes. _
pipettes and measuring flasks; -8 DH
Qllolllznte balance in a glass case W
hold .a prominent position ye,
And on another, smaller table ln
.lhn centre ofthe place was a all
` iecr muddy mess that looked like;
“Your job is just to go around he I
W
erably of late. more than he yet
ly realized. She was -so differ-
t from the women he had ku wn.
different from that one Qvho
re had -hurt him terribly... .and
t there was a clirve of cheek, a
ave of hair, the upward lift of
ng, thick lalihes....strangeiy re-
lnlncelif._.. .it filled 'him with an
ony of memory. and yet an odd.
cxplicable hope. Could a man
second time?
hat words were these that sho
lratlon’?
Yes, she was both these things.
ere was a dewlncaa about her
e this sweet spring morning, an
conscious charm one couldn't
ite define, but it was there.
Without hardly realizing that he
d it, he put out his 'hand and
liched her wrlst....the little
st that was so fragile-looking.
l so capable. -
‘Prtldonccl Wc're  friends.
en't we?"
She nodded dllnlbly. -lleaven
.ql -
,hlacklea_d_ ,me gmasy mixtm.e;lt_new she needed a real friend...
lwas on Peter Armstrong'a -coatule
ltoo. and a little of lt on -his hands. |l
' “l've been mixing up luhric:lnts,"|
 sald_ cheerfully, n<_1_§lciliz__g1_¢;r _ul
in ance. I test them on ese er
Peter Armstrong meant lt. (-Did
. though?)
The man was thinking:
“That lift of dark lashes. ...that
rn of the hca.d....how like to
spinning discs”-he indicated thclllomll’ ‘mel Bull llllll glll llllllllll'
larticles in question-"blending dlf-I gm
lferent kinds of oil with graphite." ith
l Prudence dldn" understand it.
ibut the sound of his attractive 3]
-voicc spmehow seemed to ease her fn
rpaln. -Ho tnlked as though he
really enjoyed her company, and
t the selfishness. the cruelty. .!“
Memory stirred within him, and
e old ache he‘d hoped was dead.
ueer 'how the elusive likeness to
at ‘some one' drew him like a
agnet! ,
She had been in trouble. too. -lie
desired it knew what suffering meant.
'My trouble began wltho severe
mused soreauptionswlrldieovered to
and the trouble lasted about four
1 sent forafreoaampleof¢udouta‘
Soap and Ointment and got relief 1
ahsrusingit. lpurciiased n`iove,and 5
Box 113 Grand Fllll. N. B
Cutislnd 8 IIC.
She spoke now. with an effort
eklng to break the magic spell,
_ nd sound normal and natural and
at case.
- limo me you. But now things
are different.. -|-misjudged."
Peter ralsed his -brows. They
W
al
_ \ though his ancestors had been ar-
"l-I dldn't like you, the first
I l
ere well defined. and had rt little
r of breeding all their own, as
tocrats ‘I was n bit summary
| M-_ ls . “
\ ' in metlng out justice to the Tray-
   ;nore_tfelloXv.d Hut hs was asking
° 0|' . ll YOU HOW, W en
Cuhcura llealell. . r...;_. rr... r.. rr.. ........r rn...
rea that u r th ." .
Prz__edenne_;ro__ev_v_:_e ____o_re____Ve__ ____ m__d__ (Om gud he rewgmzad~%m__ mm____Ced D__et_.ll_I____n__t;w. shed quite their usual treat of .home-mode
mir or myfmwhletrforalroot .lg slab at the mention of \'l`mymnre'r. “fl” °"» 0" that unfcrtllnstc cn- this Jnnl pointer? hall: t' lm candy the °ll°m°°"'° ”l°°°°'ll“"
week- aus,” _ M,|b|¢ imma., tname. But, all the same. her spir- ___ ` W h 0 elw lle’lwor° llmllllllt ll’ 8 "“°°°95f“| 19059
burning sensarlon_._ The irritation 3_5 rose. She was going to fight
musedmetoseratc ,andsaatnhing
is miserable feeling. and strive
be what Peter Armstrong
my hoe. My face was disiguredx thought she was;
"Oh, lt wouldn’t have made s
months.-_ _ _ scrap of difference it you had seen
"l tried oiljler remedies but they mn. Ynu're a cave-mlm." she said
seemed to make the troubissvone. rallylngly. '
"Perhaps" lie smiled. "Anyhow
dcguld fight for the woman l lov-
in a abort time I was hurled." An the th m h t th h th
(5l¢°°dlMl“ A'“‘l°E‘M°cl“°k°7' Klrl. End .li fluliii rtllse? to hlcllngmootlll
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rohead. How different froni
r ‘ f
_ __ "__ __ h “ld Usecutiounto clear-your skin. §_ert Truymore! Sho cntildn‘l -see
p or See s scaso s o “_h“*m.
oq_»t=  __
In fighting over ri woman.
"1 !h0l1Kht you were a woman-
Btef." said Prudence slowly.
At that moment, a mocking' ,
4
d dragged from him, almost I
lplace. against this will? 'F‘reshness'? 'ln
lst ng, his handsome »KYW»
`\\‘hllllcr awayl' ,eyes looking di. tl 1 t h d WBAL, WJR.. ._ T ON
sho run-ted_at me sound or Per his _.om ,ow  ’;,,§l,,;ln,°:,fl,‘,|l,l", . . 8.00 P. M. I' DDRESS AN° PRESENTA l
*F A_f_m_S'f°“HS "°’“°» ff” 3 "‘°’“',note sire had not heard before. W-‘Z <45” N- Y- Phu” H°“' °°. o lu u in ,Jul ith, the
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 fmt 4 . _- f| - 5 5 ll °' ' G' WHT' thered at their home to give ex- tineaie _of successful vaccination
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_M ‘ 1 hi f . 1- 3 .|' v ' ' ° m 9- ~ -parturo from their midst of suci wil
 .~.,'_""1'f`f' A gllllnlllotllokthenlibrlllllryll tllallllbll u boolrll Freshness? lmllllmllolll And . "30 P’ M' 'highly 1:-ste_¢3_n_1edPneighho_:s. B
' ,,'-iff __ - ion -.sweet-pea growing." 7 . » ' - Mr. and ra. rowso ave - 0|
'-  ‘J'j _.l _  , "Oh, I have tr couple that niayhol"lh llteflg; fm’ _;’°"l‘ll "lllcelf ,clléllllll ' “'45 P' M' ed in Bravklcy for over forly y0Bl‘H~lfro
l   -'- ‘ -- -'»"*i\ 'L -'youu like to have rr look rt." no vw a 8 B, rms mug sa d_ 8 WABC (326) N- Y- Music M°l““8¢~ They expect to make their home in -
-"- 'F' V' l»'\ opened the garden gate lnvitlngly, 'walllell desperately lo. belle” ll’ am P' M" lm” f“l"|`° With mel’ Y““"5°”t at
,Q "F" --Ira, -*T _ '_ ‘h|_ _ es on on .. 0 _ in and “nd sh” knew he Waanl- l“Bl“°°"°- WBZ (333) Springfield. Musical dallghtcr, Mrs. Harold Yeo oft
_ \  N ,_ _ _ s cy g Do c me | _ _
4 W ' l 1 1 U71 H lt '
§ §? _gifs ‘
win--1112 ol-1111-l"v‘<1lY~ ,_ ,-lf you ...ny rms... uw frerrrn-rr. W-1Z.wBz,wazA.KnKA.KYw. .“ °“.;“’ “ll” 5 y .1
[_ I didnt recognize you yesuh _ _ ti h WEAF (492) N Y 1 friends a li neighbors of Mr an
of course it was he, in the very yo; clxlllglllmoll mltollt lzufrlxllg llgle tures to WEAF Mus cal Mlm Mra Silas Prowse of Brackley ga
WJZ (454) N. Y. Bonnie Ln;-|die5_
10.00 P. M.
WOK (252) Chi. Trlanon.
_ _ SPORTS-TALKS
6.25 P. M.
WMAC (370) N. Y. Baseball.
_ - 7.30 P. M.
KDKA (316) Pitts. Markets.
9.00 P. M.
DANCE ORCHESTRAS
7.40 'P.'M.
WMAK (545) Buffalo. Dancing.
8.00 P
8.30 P. M.
0.00 P. M.
WTIC (461) Hartford. Bo d.
WEAF (492) New York. Palais O’0r
KDKA (316) Pitts. Pos. Or hcst
c ra.
10.30 P. M.
CFCF' (4
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that mere man would not detect it
un
light that flooded Petcr'a work-_
shop!
"I echo -Miss Page’s observation,"
She cried sally. nodding ln assum-
ed honhomle lownrds tho pair
According to Virglnia's creed,
y age c d.
h
Peter looked at her with a
work
“Not an al to beauty."~hs rin-
f-_ii
For PSURIASIS
‘lake Our ilernal lcmodios
Book on Skin Diseases. New
Treatise on Chronic Diiieasc by
Hcfbll Remedies. Pamphlets on
Loud of Manhood imvl -Ilacuscs 'ol'
men. Booklet on Female ills mid
_ nrlvfcc fren by mall. .'l0 years'
"ll)u‘lcncc.. (Without criticising
UI' _lllbltlfllsllnz your doctors
write us before losing nope.)
Treatlneiit hy lunll our spocinlity.
lgngllsh Herbal Dispenser;
` limited _ . _
l`3l1l'havis Vancouver. ll. C.
, can_ulr'| ohm: nsrml lrnitru
WBZ (333) S i flld. K 5”"-
sigmgh plug e “mm The friends were very sincerely
. M. |
WMAQ (448) Chicago. Chapman.
WGY ( part of the program was brought _to
N_ Y_380) Schenectady' R”m°l’e'|n close with a solo by Mr. Edward
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9.30 P. M. |
mm) P_ M_ -spont in the hospitable home of
§ .. ._ .___  - . , tur_;_lnt_i_mL;_T__ke _hav __ __ om Wv(.;|_Y (380) _ Schenectady. M\l$¢,l_ ‘ . ’  _ _ _ _  _ _
,'.¢.,| gee ,  "\.,,':>.=°5_ _ wasnt working. He was out in,| k ,., ' Y° MAK. _ ‘
go. ._  __ __,..._.  _ me early sunshium taking HI yT_ flew. . . . . 5_|_° r_ M. _ _- .  _
is mllrki-‘dl 1-.  llllrealllelll from ms lon' Isuccumbl llll nlllielnldlllysclllollllllllilillldlelllfllilmi ,dell-as WIP (508) Phila' Concert" _ l V
K"l"Xf`_` _lf _  p Ting ll) me mag-ll: of 8 sweet spring pcrturblng thrill through dlvegr l no P' M' ' ` A ' ' ’
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MW l . y ony knew. repeated WJZ 4454, N_Y_ Royal Hum to r Z - -__
- "Good lllu|'nl_ltg. Miss Pl'udelice.l[.c-,er Am ro WJZ, WBZ, WBZA, KDKA l . x
I _ Bert Traymore had already tired WBBM (389) Chl Studio Program l resldt
u payer of idle, empty compll program Umon R0ad_ 'ld
Au address was rcud by Mrs. W.
A. Clark. at the cloao of which two
ltirgo chairs were presented and
placed side by side. Mrs. Prowsa
was then seated in the rocker and
her life-partner in the arm chair.
Mrs. Wm. Younker then came for-
wurd and handed Mrs. Prowso a
plush-lined box containing a gold
colii and to Mr. Prowso a cane,
|gifts from Mr. and Mrs. Jerry .lack-
thuilkcd -for their kindness after
l,wlnclr all Joined in ringing "alert
.be the tic that binds" and "They
lalic jolly fellows."
l Speeches were made; thc first
lolio being by the chairman of the
evening, Rev. Mr. Boolhroyd fol-
lowed by several others. This
Scllick.
- A bountiful iuncli was served rind
all went home feeling thllt one
,more memorable evening had been
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Prowse.
Following is the addressz-
Dctlr Mr and Mrs Prowsé' -
ll) xggtifah De““Y'5- Whereas in thc' Providence oiled.
' ' ' (i d, l': l - h ` S. .
WBZ (333) Springfield. Statler. thong se(;;,;u¢gll;,,l;ll&,el;t “el;l;`;sa:;lB;,l; goepen, and as the even’-tide draws
(C°Dyrl8ht. 1927. by International you good pe0p|e to leave us wehear, may you enjoy to the full the
39-510 PFOBYBYDS. Chicago.) have met at your home ’¢0n|gm_ radiant glory of a perfect sunset;
that t d ` . for
"H1211 wma from the region or the ttml:ialllrllrllellninlilollgllolliuticglllfigg- EV°\‘l“U“S Arms" °f “lm Wh°'“
opcn door, and-turning quickly- eg for your fum,-e_ we deeply- ve. you have livod to serve all your llv-'
thc man and girl saw, sllbouettodlgrct your having to leave us- for
lil the aperture, the slim, elogant`yo r d l l
figure of Virginia Dale, clad in n frllindlylllcollillilstlllgantllrslitfllrllileall ;llltllrl:lf"°m ll" °"`°n“°\'s ac'-lvl'-les °f.
While WDOUY Skirt and Jumper sho truo and Godly lives will leave ir Wu' (am “nd Wlll h°“°°f°"l‘ bl’
had b0llxht in a l-‘rcnch waterln - more at leisure we mean ou -tol
g wide gap in the life of this com- 7
Dl_e£;c of the _ultra-fashionable kind. munity. not easily filled. ll”
w a wh te felt hat in sailor We shall 5: ll l _ fore we bog you to accept those
Shape Wt -lnllnllly “D011 llcr goldy cially from thr:achll,lrl:nhHllnlimSu(rltllillit;r gms as ll l°ll°” °l the esteem l"
locks. her face painted to a perfect school, where you were always wlllcll you are held by Um pll°Dl"
peacltlnesa. hilt so clcvelly dono found in your me . Of
D cs no mallet
what tho weath r
-no. not even ln' tho bright 3 - e ` ~ Brnckley, July 4th, 127.
One very gratifying fact about
your leaving Bracklcy is that you
are not going far away and we
l-rust U10 l0¥\[r standing association
with Brackley Church and the poo-
ple, will manv tl
. - ~ _ _ lrnw you hack'
-pawn you smne|__ you Dmlendedrto ____ _ __ u_l0_H t vale School was held in the school.
you didn't care to have women our h:::,(e,,_ lo Belvlces or vlsll' lll f°°m'°|1 U19 l\fl°’|1°°n 0f Wednes'
round the place. And ti l' ' ‘la
ow vo 1 Y'
actually caught you_nh_ung___ _w_deal3_ l;l_l_;‘_c;0f_»_l_i_;‘ ;i_;1_p_i-:_ will allen largely attended.
This is a world of l any mefl
3;? one___sure_ _way to -put a man 5|- all _our mtym h§_;;2§_t:svt:_l_l_li oy!  t::_<__:her_:_ Mr_.wSteph{enTP. _Con.
o ' ano er gr was to chaff him 1 ‘ BS ary . ra nor,
about her before the time was ___ s not a great act of wisdom that assisted by Miss Mary Murray and`
P0 this is so but of o thi | -
for teasing. Of course -hc wasn't sure the result f nah ng we are Mr' charles Tlllllwl and lllell
serious et about this P bil l ' 0 -llllc lallllllll and lm”
but s -Vi gl l- ld t 'W5
Sood wllark ill, 'ina tlggll ge me brwishlés or” leward- HC
‘G°dlY UV-lllél HB YOU have shown
,Br me e Bd molly changes in
falthful` friends how
And so at once she tried another ever badly W9 by
tack. of flattering interest in his may (eel llllolll y°l‘"` 5°l”l5» We “"-
mllsf 5;CC6Dt your decision and with
-. ' ' U S0 our moat s 1 '
oh. do show me how ur mil yll" ll' “"5" “° MP' “"1"” by many of U10 visitors pre
wheels so round!" Sha sklpsed ovllfls- UUSUHE Y0ll_ may both be spar- sent on the standing of the school
_‘fri fa) ¢'h<_;_Central é_l;__l_Jle, eyeing the '*` " ""`”"*-‘-|a ____ _ uh __ _ -D_8y jo co-
rc on acs. -. t_ _ht __ _ _op ae w le eucler l thi
sy Stun- Peter... ll ll ll '“°“ munter. at the Towers. when the very important llno cv ---irul 9 r
beauty' me lr ri |
mud? BU 0 a worn ts mask of
_ retc ed. little Lu i ¢
given the allow awayflll mus havolllillerlllo singing ol the Nallmml An.
“D0 BYIOW me the experiment"
Ing lubricanta....so. Now I start
Slvlnnlng the dIsc....l-hon pour the
BB. ‘
g“l‘f:`A‘fl'S_‘;di_l°_ mu.. nor eornnlonf Move seoun- iN cmrla
- 8 t- WB €lllllB Simple. Mix- T0 8-TOP GIRL SLAVERY
mixture on...." Peter'.s hand vestlgatioln of tljelslavo girl evil
hill.
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; Vaccination Compulsory t
Section No. 100 of the Public School Act states that no child shall ng
In compliance with this Sectionof the Public School Act no chill
lbs admitted to any. _of the Schools under tho jurisdiction of this'
oard until I. certificate of successful vaccination has been presented tr,-
e Secretary oi’ the cliool Board, and a regular permit toaticnd obtained
m _ .
As a Doctor canllot give a certificate of SUCCESSFUL vaccination ,for
least ten days after the actual vaccination takes place, parents are urg-
to have vaccinations effected before the lfitii August.
By order of the Charlottetown Board of School Trustees. I
EDGAR M.\cNU'.l'.l°, '
_ Becrctsry.
\ Lil-ontlsta Household Science
llradniillon Dlplolnn. Llcentlntc
University.
Autumn Term for Resident Bt
1027.
E. Fiennes' Blackwood, B. A.,
Scholarships worth l200.00 such
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‘4‘+%*+* 
Halifax Ladies’ College And _
Conservatory Of Music _
Affiliated with Dalhousie University
Collegiate vrork leading to lnntrlonlnflon.
Art. Business, Expression Departments.
llousoholll ticieneo: courses loud to Cortlflrnlol, Dlplomll,
from Dulhnuslo University. '
Mundo: ln all its branches leading to 'ranchers' Certificate. -
or Bachelor of liiullc, Dalhousie
udsnts opens September 1-ith, -
Prlncloll of College. . _
6
ii. Donn. Director of Conservatory of Music.
given in all departments.
lfor further information apply to the Secretary. ' =
l
_ 7508-7-7 tll Ili dl '
liior many years hfusefulness and
tho twilight shadows of life
around about you will be "The,
And-now that you are re_tlrlng_
exceedingly comfortable, there-l
this community. `
Signed in behalf of the people of
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EMY.VALE SCHOOL
The annual examination of Emy-
June 29th., and wah voryl
The classes were examined by
wledge of the various subjects
s sufficient evidence of the ef-
lency- of their training.
four pupils after wlllc
tho pu-pils to the satisfaction of
Complimentary remarks wg;-6
__ .
li urged the rate ers
After the crowd 'had received
PEKIN July zo-rnororrgtr in
'Sll00k a `llttlo with suppressed in Kwangtung
_ _ province has been
;11_lr;l__ise_l;i:_ci_lt__i:_E_dVll'_i:iniaa antics, no_ord_ered by tho Nanklng govgm.
‘ 9° 0° mllvh Of the ment. A large group of fcmln--
greasy mixture on one of the llttls;ls_ts under the ‘leadership of su
;l|l;;l,ll'a:“‘l all alll: "'93" °°m|’°“"d-HHMBIIK. n woman lawyer, has
Hmm!-ia‘;t,B“5 “ -W f;_l;*’-"°"|"B U1? -Dlodsed itself to eradicate the evil.
'"0 `W le fl’0Cll.| ln Canton laws have been draft-
white shoesand stockings, and ov-,nd that forbid the bu in iid ell-
en tho new whlto h t d '}1:, ll 3 ll' ll
byoom complexk__n_ 5 13:1 D910 'ina of women and that bar even
W H |0118. the us of the tlsrm "slave girl.
muddy trail. Slsverytliey will.-still bo. in a
. (T° '°° °°""""°“-) . sense. but they 'arc to bo known
IARRICTRII,
as "adopted daughters." -
All the girls now owned by -
wealthy mea must be registered
and their names, blrthplacea and ‘
two photos must be 'filed with the _
courts. ln future these adopted
daughters may no -longer be .beat-
?.£‘.;.'r’“.)‘.“.i. Ji” r"‘”l’r""°" if "'“"’
- nm yfm ._
to--wort* only eight' .hollis 
and may no longer be forbidden- t0
marry. l
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P. R..A.  
The Annual Prisc Meeting of the
Prince Edward Island Rifle Associa-
tion takes place at Kensington
Bangs, Charlottetown, 2nd. 3|-d and
4th August 1921, Commenclng , at
8.80 A. M.
Make your entries early with the
Secretary. '
Prolrlmmc mailed on request.
ll. M. DAVISON. Lt. CcL V.D.B.0.
President.
,CHARLES LEIGll.Lleu¢.CuLV.D.R.0.
Secretary-Treasurernl A
At th ~ l i .
tvvmme in ms eye_ buscyoul; T-‘F1115 the Past few years ation Dil'3lzl;ll$n€vlel:omli\$ltl.rllllelli etllrallilde- 3015.741"
"And who constituted you our Where waBe_:i_yyl;g_eusv;tl;vlive e_l_s¢;- gi-l;_l _ofc- tn; pupils and Public, .
chaperone?-» _ _ er an c-_ c oo er cates were presented
She hmed that msmuamm_ sw l)$::ui_.__t_l;_e_r;afgre parting with youlto h a vopy
ing her the weight of years, 5 “Of GREY- But dear,-suitable l1l0gl'nmme was rendered
Professional Cards
Dr. C. C. Archibald
radusto of N. Y. Post Graduatl
Medical School and Hospital
Prestige limited to Eye. Eur, Non
and Throat
:sting Ryu and supplying Glasses
0t'lloe,~layer Building
Great George ltreot ,
Office Hours--9 to 12.80.140 to |80
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J. A. Bentley .
W._E.,Bentlcy, K. 6. .
lerrlstor and Attorney-at-Law
Often: 180 Richmond ltroet _`
MONEY. T0-. LOAN.
Cnarlottetovvn, P. il I. . '
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