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During -the iveii'-f than i'ollo\i'@
|Bllly Wells ninth opportunity
forget tiiut she was in love wit
between ten and eleven o‘cloc.\r i
the moining, when T. Q. ‘Curtis
S.hool for Kiiidergarte
Secretarial College.
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DAUGHTERS OF ASTHNA .;‘l°'f;..if“;..l”..‘§“‘ZZ;
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Tusplqom. ilaumoo. ll at your dn@¢'s.
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il iiiuuh time for brooding over her
|Dalhurt` ltomalne illd not glve,ii|iiie-niuble loss qi' interest in .her
l.
o violin. 'She did promise herself
li -to pi-liitlce ieligiously tour liours_u
hiii, but he took care that no oneliiay, but Dal onine every nioi~ning,~
else should know their secret.
wa
und her violin was luid down with
His faiorite calling hour was scarcely a sigh so thai. she might
n give lherself 'to 'h-is arms. And so
ii ‘there was little nr.ol»in practice in
at the store, Nyila at the Cordelia the mornings, The ui'te.i-noons were
n iieligiitfully hectic, with bridge
Blount
'Teai'liei~s, and Winnie iii. the Knox puriies, -,-ihopping sorties .in Huy llt-
ile parties ot two or three well~
“l doii`t want to muke things lilressed, easy-spending girls, with
harder for you, darling, by nntag~ iiiatinees, concerts and drives, with
unizlng Mr. Curtis where you’re receiving callers ii.`nd makin; calls.
wnicernod. I lbslleve ‘he's begun to When she did encounter em in
suspect that-il love you." Hisithe upper halls, slipping about in
voice dmpped to a low ihrobbmglcolorful, rich negligees, or down-
lRAZ~MAH
like I .
mmufscturcd only by The _
Co.,  Tomato, Ont- |
COULD PUT THE BAWLS
ACROSS
` “She’d make a better baseball
` lplayer than singer."
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P. E. I. ‘Hospital
“What makes you think so?"
“From the way she puts the
awls across."
_ Annual Meeting, ____ _ ____
or' business as may be brought be~
'A bile meeting of all contrlbili-1  §i.’-_-=,‘ '
lrl lzutho Prince Edward lslandl ° " _:E
-I-lssplni wiii be new in si. Pauls  '
Parish .Hail on Tuesday. May S15# ` ‘ @
1027, at 8 o'clock p. m. for the Puff
pop of electing trustees and any ‘
liner Business as may be brought
Nr tho government of the institu-'
tion in ssoordance with the by-lawS.` 1 I _1
and for lhs transaction of such otl'\~‘
i-ii-:i.i= Fon THE i=i.`ivveR
Smith' When a man goes along
fore it. ~ _
ADA. E. HARRlS :ind along and along till he gets in
' 5ecrc'tary` n rut what should he do?
iv,)7,1p,il.,C9,'l5,27,30. Z Jones: Ask a bigger car to pul
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ANNUAL MEETING
The Annual Meeting of thee
at tho Cundall Home, Charlotte-1
town on Thursday. May 26th ati
O P. M. _
invitation is extended.
A cordial '
to tho Members of the Charlotte-
town Ladies’ Auxiliary to attend
the meeting.
E. B. WINDSOR.
' Secretary Treasurer.
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PIDIGREED RABBITS _
Auoonns, ‘_
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Ladies Provincial Auxiliary, P. E. in  E
Protsstant Orphanage, will be held,  E
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The foundation stock of each of
ihosc breeds was among the_ ist
‘rims winners at The Royal Winter
his, Toronto, Ottawa, Guelph and
Olndottstown- A word to the wise.
“buy the best," as rabbits like
loxea has come to stay, and there is
always a demand for n superior
article. Write for prices, they are_
reasonable. .
"Rabbit Keeping for Beginners"
A reliable, valuable, book, on care.
feed, disease, etc. Everyone cwning
thinking of owning rabbits
should have cnc. Price 50c. One of
those books goes free with each
3s each for ten or over.
_ EARNSCLIFE RABBITRY,
Cherry Valley, P. O. § lull i
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P, E. is an
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5004->`o+o¢soo¢¢»sooooc>o0
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Glasses fitted by scientific
- methods.
E. W. TAYLOR
*` £vi:s Tesuzo  
J. S. TAYLOR

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Rock: My, Mr. Bluefisli, you_
al.
look hluer than usu
~ Bluefish: I am. i was in a card
game with Mr. Shark!
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AND HE DIDN'T APPRECIATE
Do you know, not one of
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neighbors will speak to mc."
“Well you`re certainly lucky, l'vc
never been able to find a neihbor
hood like that."
ordsr for rabbits. Pedigree Blanksl
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MAGIClAN~AUTOIST
Why do you call him thc ma-
. gician-autoisl:7"
"§ccausc hc's alwaysturning his
Reglstufd opmmnrists _ car into a telegraph-pole or a fire
142 Rl°hm°"d Sweet  plug or something of that kind."
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MONTREAL
Charlottetown
S- S. CAPTHORNE
Leave ` Leave
Mly 27th May 315;
Carvell Bros., Ltd.
And St. John’s _
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canada S. S. Lines _ _ (___) 1 From Sore Corn
 Sire Bandit (8463) Sire of Sir! when you n°*“"0tiCe _my sign of cm
` ('mp') R°'°rm"' (5880) 13151 Dmmlous on the feet or toes-thiilfs th
l°f 3|" 0°'°""'° (mp) DM" sypiilme to paint on ii few drops o
`Va"|“ Umpl "|81 SHZ61? 1g;$if’iiinnm's Corn Fxtractor Do thi
Prince Prlom (mp.) 1 I _ ' _ ' _ ‘ . _
iDam of Dam Boll of Lochfield 8782.!2?'ih;(:_‘;r§r§;V;;§_dcg:_ns%cF;‘_eTT:t§:_ llln\0H‘i. rl0ne_ She, ran 19 he, ,.00m_| -~C|ayg~ she Bh_,.ieked_ palpltation of the -heniit, stinky*
_16624. will stand for the season ofgon mp or between the _O-es 1;_____ to answer the call on her own ex- 'Ralph nodded, looked into her nerves and the pallor of the lace __»___
l1927 at 24 Grafton St., every fort:-‘Hams Wm remove __ w_ft__0_-__ _______ ieuslon, her heart pounding with Qcyes searching for a minute, thgnianll "DH that U0 U10 l‘€SllltH of `" ‘__ _
'"9"' "'°"‘ “"“ i"‘f'““"!o Mei' 2°*"~ insist, cn "Put.n=ini's" mi-n lax-'niixie   fvtllnwiixaiii fr°T1»|;l‘g,i;Ii`gh`s"iri:Lly Zefnre he ""m"°“'|th¥]<ii:n::“r1‘;cTl€i?g§ Pin r i A ‘J“““"“‘ A M '
1 tractor. ll. does the work-iiud W1-11, W-1 1 f ' ' 5 9 0 ‘ ' Bl' 'mllg 8 maze of nnr- ll 0- H film f1l~V_ ~ _
_ DAMEL UVINGSTONE __ __ __ _ _ _nne 11 1e1-w1]_ Imw 015.191,, her every step ,,ppa,._ medicine dealer. or by mail at 50| _ 
_ '___ ____a__g__li_oo s ou t e corn. _ i1»{@11¢,1 ,muy Wells Spenklnm.. muy menaced by gn_____________m _cents _box from mm D___ Wm___m_____ C7756   M in.
0,5_14_S6|_ _ _ ____ _ __ _ Medicine lCo.. Brockville, Oni. 531;5.5.7.g1 1
M°"*f°~' cwrown 1 - 3 'rms imnfrriu _._ ' ' 'P ~ - - A  '
1 1 E STRIP sinh iiiui iieitei- ivim-.ii ouii ___
Mares at owners risk.
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‘_ Pnugcn _ BARON
AGENTS _
By Baron Pride
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FIRST PRIZE
PURE BRED
Clydesdale Stallion
SCOTT OF ST. CUTHBERT'S
_ Towns $8.00 season.
imported hero from Ontario bi'
Frank Mclienn ond sold to Shnw
usd, McGrath, Caidignn. Prince
lsron has proved himself it sure
Tstock gelter, the people of this vl-
icinlly arc fortunate in having for
_service such n higl_ily bred animal-
. Iiitendin&breeders will mnke no
mistake in eruring the services of
our stables
' a' it _
Her voice wus low and breathless.
tan-tbl; disappointment. "Oh, hello. _
Ralph! How_are you?"
“Gmail Listen, Billy, you've been
piononig 10 go through the fac-
tory L h nie, iiinil if y0u’re not il0~
ing sllytlhing else, you might. WS
well mme along will. me ludiiy.
What say? l'll call for you lu lisli`
an hour, You t-un see 'ein itssemble
nn- automobile, and if y0u like the
mn. you can take ii home wltli you
under your uint. Will you route.
Billy?" '
'Her first tiionglit. was limi. li Sli!!
went ‘lo the ’l`rumun Automobile
Factory, she would see Clay. »ClBYl
She hardly remembered iris exist-
ence tliis ilreudful, ecstatic, nerve-
teuring week. lint now she knew
she needed, more than anything
else, for the sake ui” her sanity. fl
sight of his dear. kind fuce. with tis
wistful, boyish black eyes-open.
[funk eyes, t-hut were never i`i'l'led
wlith anything more sinister 'tliun
music-begotten dreams.
‘ll'd love to, Ralph!" she cried.
her voice breaking on a note of
'lie dislikes me s0 much, I‘m not
doesn't l"ke me, and insist-s that
dear heart, don't you?"_
cadence on the words. "‘And since tsiair dressed rather too well for
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afternoon affairs. the meetings
S
ing to be as frequent ii guest hero 'were not pleasant/mes. 'Billy al~
as l have been. Aunt Lucia simply ways left them iv t:l: new thorns in
refuses in believe that lMr. Curtis her sensitive heart. She did not
l mind YNyda’s sultry-eyed insolence
come to dinner two or three times very much. for she knew that Ny-
a week. But l want to be very _
careful, for your sake, not to give extriiably with Eddie Banning, no
him cause for suspicion. "Tliat‘s matter ‘how much Nydowould like
the reason 1'm so caretu-l to divide to snap the bounds, but for Winnie
my attentions between you and Ny- she found herself developing an in-
dn and Winnie. But-you know, tense, primitive hatred. There was
ils’s life was somehow bound up in-
h'tter, open warfare between them,
She was so absorbed in her love and each knew that the real -cause
tearful glndiiess,
The 'l`i°iimau. factory buildings
sprawled over two acre.; of valu-
able ground on the north edge of
Colfax. Factory laborers reached it
,by buses, operated without co-st to
employes by the Truman company.
It had given her at queer shock of
prfdc and grief and' anger one day
to see iClay Curtis, reared in luxury
and natural heir to millions, hang-
ling to a strap in one ot' those crowd~
,ed coaches.
‘Ralph Truman flung out bits oi
V ' H" "°i°° ”°"°y°"‘ "" ‘°"'""° “‘“Pl’°l"‘*""°"t-- “°h. hello. Ralph-" but doubting hm man that lie too
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lor liiin \uiiii in her crying, des- of their eimmity WM, the. n .e ._ . ,_ _
1iei-uieiieeil of him, that she ‘liai‘d- discussed love lor Dui ltoinuiifg. I ‘111I::1;z§lfg11l,l;,n}:,:T,7:;1:?;: (§11l|th&<$:§,;l-
ly realized ihzit she was neglectinlé One afternoon when 1W11,m1¢, had listened. her nex,veq`wm_ yt: 1 y
her music. On Weilnes<iii.y_ when been called to the piiciie and 11,111 hu. he 'I I O H h‘ le 0 mme'
she had explained to liwcfessor Niiv- then dressed in 11 fury of' haste to 19,111( 1,3310 g t am dizzy hom
"ami h“m"l‘l]Y» s`h“"‘9f“@°‘"Y» thi" l`llSll l1W1lY t0‘s0me iiiinientioncihap- she egoShfepllirgi-(sestoligiaerilrilfgemglilé
il hiid been impossible for her pofnlment Billy ~'~itoo<l in the 'hall It-hem mean '
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Ito tonil- tin her violin lesson ou way of the third filthy, 1101(|i,,g (ml "Hem w_;i0m__e___ n8B____ __ __ __
l.\loiiilii.y. the iiiusic muster had tg the stuii°ca.se for support Th¢,..Ra| h 01,11 . 1' . ' Y ~e T'
lciirily informed her that it did not look wh‘ h 'W-1 i . ' ' . i D t 'er' df* le swung his car
1 IC nrlie had cast :it her along at curving drivewa to park
linaiter, that she had been taking had been charged with maliciouiiliit befor 11 1 1 y "
more lessons than were good lorlltriiimllh: her lips had been quirkefl white niaigble mligstlglg ili)iLi‘ii;§l?i§:e;l.
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I-€‘I:'l`hen you think that twice alfsriliiili mocking' Secxel-]_eye‘mng Done columns' ITM? 'S me mai"
iveek-1" she asked faiicnngiinf As niiiy sumti were locking 2r[,:‘[;‘;’,,,b,““‘,§',_.‘7,’f.' thfveff .f,““° l‘l“"'
hoping that her voice did not be-lillzzll 110 - 11, ' ' _ _ n " n e wamer
trlly her GRKPFHEHS 1° Selle ihlti lciilary-s‘te?i?cr:ise.Q\w'Tniiin;i-clgsrcilo limoughtnthe llzllam' mm let y?'“ see
incans of escape from what thi-eii.t~‘ilie first rico,-_ Mm Meadows mme °,;."h;‘“v;’;’;Ke;Sofngemggfées be
tened to be zi serious tinancial s1t»
uution. -
“Once a week," Navratil had told
her firmly. "l have more pupils
inow than l can manage."
Sihe despised herself lor the
swirl rush of relief she felt as she
icaiculated how much the new
I-schedule of les-sons would save her.
l-She-Billy We-lls!-she who had
‘l>\'uyefl Ou her knees for a chance
1:0 study violin uniler a greiit mas-
, er.
i But Dal Romziinc filled her 11@111»1
‘sind mind too wholly to allow lier
i'__"_"`*_"" ‘ "" '_ " '”`”**`
out of her own room, rustling soft
diaperies of lilac silk.
_ "Has Winnie gone, dear?" shel
asked gently, but her pale tymwn
6Y€S were frownlng with worry. "f
Walllell 10 give her a message for
Diil- Ishould have spoken to him
'witch I answered the phone-"
She went ou, in he-r soft, com.
pluiiilng voice, but Billy :iid uot[
hear her. .She leaned for over the;
1stair raill_‘ug, and the only ooherent‘
illlllllsht in her mliid wus that if
ishe flung herself into that deep
well her heart would never hu,-1
again-
“Oh- deal! Tl1€I‘8's the phoneithey entered ‘the building. BillY"s
again! -lfuving three 'girls in the
»l‘ouse-’ Mrs Meadows trailed her'
I  ' - ` - e. A -
S lllfllleries into her rooiu to ensiverioiis protest of thousaiiils of caged
i.l_ie telephone, which had extem._
s one iii the ihedroom of each of the
'girls _ I _t .,-
i “rn yon. niiiw mo" ed' risglg °“ “‘"°" ‘° ’“““°
'mul' drew hack. dazed, nouseiil
S' “fl “L the Uwusht of what she had her
wildered her, 'It seemed to her
ihst hundreds of stenographers and
clerks paused fleetingly at their
tasks to smile upon good-looking
Ralph-Trunian and the gmnlf, boy-
iz-ili figure thai. he was escorting
with such evident pride. ~
They crossed to the fa tory build-
lh8S. Ralph point-ing ou? the land-
scaped gardens, which would bc a.
mad riot. of, color in another month
or so. The enormous, square buil-
ding where “parts” were manu-
factured seemed _to be made entire.
ly of windows, glinting bright-ly in
the March sunshine. -Even before
em-s were assaulted by it subilucd
rumble of uols like the inonoton
beasts, _
"Dves 'Cin work here?" Billy
lherself heard.
'ills f‘&iSBfl eyebrows itegtioned
WE'LL gladly arrange to
_ valve you a real ride in a
Chr cr “70”-you to drive
thecar intbcwayyouare
accustomed to drive.
Such a demoosti-stion,we are
confident, will convince you
of its genuine superiority.
That’s the sure way to learn
the results of the constant
progressiveness which maln-
taius t:oday’o liner Chrysler
“70” asfar ahead ofits field as
on the dayof its introduction.
We _can recite to you the ad-
vantages of its speed of 70
miles plus, its astonishing
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CORN EY BROS.
Summcrside
» CLIFF COX
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T/m_t’.il the way tojina' Aoui
_ much better it is j -
pickup of 5 to 25 miles in
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7% seconds.
tunEy to discover-_'these th’
for yourself is to team th
Gm
We can tell you what its
scientifically balanced 7-bean
ing crankshaft and impulse _
neutralize: contribute toward
greater smoothness; how
much more easily you ride
because of its low chassis de-
sign, its unique spring suv
pension and its Watson
Stabilators; what greater
handling ease results from its
you at the wheel.
, li Ch
ggdrwdisiyoeirsl inrzlzisr
_ own way. _ ~
$2205; Royal Coupc $2230,
in an extended drive-wid,
Come in today. Let us pin,
“70” at
for you to drivein yog
f Y I
Piiaeton $2010; Sp c P11
$zi3o;Rcad¢¢=voz135:s..,,,f',f,f,°,:
SMU" $2305! Four-Panama.
pivotal steering; and how
much safer you feel because
of its four»whee
brakes.
l hydraulic
sie. ...”’.°;‘i..‘_-:~.'.'.=.r'°'¢' 
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f.o.b. Windsor. Ontario (ful lu c»d,.r,,h
added). Above prius include all
WN.
TH_E CANADIAN-BUILT CHRYSLER
But the real way for you ac- mnciidifaxifuu af;-ivan..
Chuslcv dcolcrl on in
position io sxund iii:
cimvenilencsoliiiriz y.
menu. All about Cgiary-
si¢v'| utlraaiw plan., _
All Chrysler can have
the additional protec-
don Tinian theft of
the Psdco System ul
numbering.
7' ass
RUSSEL CLARK
Mount Stewart
H. POOLE
Montague _
NOTTING BROS.
cHAi=ii.o-r'rE'row|~: _
bumpers o and nor. lbdrs tin,
fin
ron cANAD1ANs
t-§§o
machines, their gleftniintr llluck`l<»
twitching boily. She iziiuglit lierl "  _ T _
sliiivir <ii‘11'iliu.=e grease-foul over-
great, throbbing factory that in
Anil
tered the factor ro. e fo re -
bodies 1,, .11 frenzy 1,1 1,1-11,11,-_ .ills, ni _eo lurk to his rightful nitlon along cve¥y nggvgofliercos
:She was glail thot she saw (Tiny iilnro iii the woi'l<l_ But even a
before he Saw 111.1-_ 10,- 11,. ,,-,wsliii stiii~ii-<1 to cry out io lilin, in Thqrc ls something w|¢1||,,
'SI>8~¥`0d the eight ot' her fllucliiug_siiiwki-ii piiy and protest, some-
hoi-ror or his 1;re=i.so-sii~i-iilt_i=.i im-f=.§il\ii1_i: ill' wliicli sim had been ilitnly mean much to clay cunts.
iiud of his i-ruiii-liiiig i»oii\‘iilsli'uly l<'l>ii=‘i'ioii:< ever since she hail en- Billy Wells discovers lt.
Hill'
S Sl¢i1m's'b0dy. (Tc Be continued)
this
to
breath on zi sob of pity ns she C
lookeil ut hiui-at the leur onil_
ha-tred of tile iim.cli.iie whit-,li
liwltclied ut every inusule in his son-
_sltive face. Poor ‘(‘ln_v! All day,
every iliiy. listing ii, hui. going
through with ii, -so iliiii ln- inlixlit
keep ibotly and soul tugf-flier. iniglit ,
Drove to u. surdonlc, kliiil-livurteill
was o. -man. She wniiieil iii try
out to him to come away with her,
She Ever Used
ly. Williams' Pink Pills Highly
Praised by a Quebec Lady.
Mrs. ‘David -Logan, Tlieticril.
ill/lines West, Que., gives 'iiiisiiniedl
-praise to Dr. Williams' 1Pink Pills
for the good they have done in her,
family. Mrs. ‘Logan says:-“l have
ibeerl 8. user of Dr. Wllliiiinf-i' Pink
Pills for many years, as occasion,
required, and have always found
them o. most reliable medicine. My
husband, who was recovering from
an attack of typhoid fever, und was
in a very weak condition. took the
pills, and through them gained
_.health and strength. My daughter,
was in a rum-down. condition, and
was forced -to discontinue work.
Again .Dr. Williams' Pink Pills were
resorted in and she won soon re-
stored lo excellent hcnltli. Then my
eldest bay had an operation per-
Zormed for uderioids, which left him
_in a weakened condition. Once more
Dr.,W”il1kims’ ‘Pin-it Pills were tried,
and' 'ne was soon in excellent health.
So LI can truly say that more than
satisfaction has been obtained by
the use of this medicine, The'pills
have done more good 'ln my home
than' hundreds of dollars 'worth oi
more expensive meiliciuoii.‘_’_
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills assist.
`dlEeStion, correct the lnssltuile, thc,
The Best Medicine '
MOOSE A CANADIAN NATIONAL ,VACATTON THiS
_\
Arrange a trip to the Pacific Coast
this summer. Stop off at Jasper
National Park. See Mount Robson,
the highest peak _in thc Canadian
Rockies. VisitVancouver andVictoria.
You will enjoy the ten-day sail to
Alaska on board a palatisil steamer
through the Scenic Seas of the North
Pacific. All outside rooms. From the
deck sec stupendous glaciers, and a
serried skyline of giant mountain
peaks. _
The entire tour will be a new and ln-
spiring experience, full of scenes that
will last. beauties that will never fade.
Don‘t miss this opportunity. Maki:
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