15. 1,926 THE cHARLoTTE'rowlii
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Evrtim LAw`s Famous Dancing Fest
is hardly a luxury
But for a.
it is agony. . . . It puts a '
Inquisition' in her shoe.
I notice any sugges»
on the toe, I imme-
a. Blue-jay plaster.
why I never have a
writes graceful and
Evelyn Law, famous
dancer.
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Small wonder that legions ofemi'
nent dancers, screen stars and
athletes consider good old Blue.
jay part of their "working kit!"
For over 26 years it has been vzin»
quishing corns to the tune of tens
of millions annually. . . . 'Blue-
jaykeeps ht the feet of the famous
andthe foresiglited. . . . Sold at
all drug stores.
Blue=j ay
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A THE UENTRIIL GUARDIAN
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_  bc closed until October 20th. ll. (HW) In ‘Pownal iiiall at 8 o'clcck.
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l`\0W thcy re ep* '/--' -V. l\  ‘ charge with every new or renewal Freeman, formerly of the Baptist
ffgg FFOITI COi"f\S’_.-.. I ‘ ‘ “ _ yearly subscription. Church In this City has received
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°. GREATLY APPRECIATED-~iB the Baptist Church in North Sydney.
Needle Case The Guardian is giving* /-_-___
I0 persons subscribing or renewing ED'B TAXI' day_ and night ser-
tlieir subscriptions. Get in on this vice. Phone 687 or 209-J.
oifer early and avoid disappoint- '___
ment.
ceiving a. case of needles are de-
lislited with their gilt, yours is
here for a yearly new or renewal
subscription..
colved two Cosmos bloonis yester-
day frqni Miss Verna Dixon. Little
Sands, one ot which contalneri two
dlrstiiict centres and the double
quota of petals. lt was extrciiiely
pretty and quite ii ciiriosii_v.
, . ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.-
giluii. John E. and Mrs. Sinclair an-
` inouiice the/ engagement of their
ilaiigliter, .Margaret Jean, to Mr.
h Allie Byron Cutclit`I'e. liuiiter River,
I Marrinire to take place the latter
1-He sesr PREMIUM ver is `---
our case ot needle Iven tree oi- RECEIVES CALL.-Rev
DELIGHTED-All our readers re- 443-J.
_ sMAi.i.wooo's office win GDNCERT T°N'°"'T (wearer-
Come.
and accepted a. call to the Calvary
I RODD'B TAXI SERVICE Em-
pire Iiotel, 225 Queen Street. Phone
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CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. -
new D. M. Lamont wiii.pr`eacn in
the People`s Church on Wednesday
fragrant and lovely as ii plucked in
PRESBYTERY MEETING --The
Presbytery of Prince ‘Edward ls-
lanil will meet In Zion Church
Wednesday evening. Sept. 15th for
the induction of Rev. Scott Fulton
and other business. The meeting
will open at 7 p. ni. and the induc-
tion service will begin at 7.30 p. in.
All interested hi the work of the
church are cordially invited to at-
tend. (Patriot please copy.)
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iNvi'rA'rioN_'rire Guardian ir- I L M7-Lin'  ifrrlirrlrlanmlivvlwilsoz' M}`p"h" saw
vires an their resucrs to become r _serrswiazn noses. _ Miss me k °' a F" “P°"""° , ,
holder ot their Gift Needle Case. Jeaii McEacheru, Covehead. sent th ZW" S U' th? l'i"'t°d stat" _"I ’ `  - ' ' '
we known you will be disappointed the Guardian a dainty boquet off :Id eid of 3 mlssmn 1° °bla'"  if-`_ -' i
Ili YOU do not receive one. Renewlroses picked from iier garden on |31 rfnnzis he d°p°"d°m° °f B'lt°
early and -be sure oi this Premium. September 10th which were just as '
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part of sepieirrber-_ 1900-9-15-11 - PERSONALS -__ '
SAFE AND GENTLE WAY To END A CORN ' _ fl' OT'i`.»\\\'.\_ Sept. l3.-- 'l`\vo i~iise~<
CHURCH oF scoTi.ANo.-ner. Mr. Beulflmin Carter. has i°etui'i1-contaiiiiiir rr mini of 1-so pmrrriis or
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'll _ - _ luwen MiioDoiigali will preacli Fri- fill ll0iI\e li'0m at holiday trip to inorphiiic paste were scizcd by the
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day 17th.. at Bangor at 7 p, m_ and Boston and American Points. i<"edei'iil -Ili-pai~tincnt of llealrli ris-
, --- _ - _ ,Satiirday 18th, at Argyle Shore at -- slsteil |>_v rin- Ro 'iii Cai' llii
Two Garloads Roofing
Just Received
We are Prince Edward
Island Distributors for
The-Ruberoirl Company
ANp A
.Iohn’s Manville Asbestos
Roofing,
Two <‘A1tLoAi>s IN srock
WIGWANI, iiiciliuni I5 lbs. to the i.-q|iui‘i~ . . . . . _ . . _ .
._ $2.25
WIGWAM, iivitvy, 5.7 lbs. Lu tlii~;z'1liiii'1- _ , . . . . . . . . . .
_, $2.50
ROGERS, iii»‘rliuiii_ -i.» lbs. to ihu s<|iiii:'i- . . _ _ . . _ . . .
._ $2.75
ROGERS, li1~_ii\'y, .75 lbw. Io |li~- sqiiiiiw- . . . . . .
._  $3.15
RUBEROID, iiii-iliuiu_ -I5 lbs. Io thc .-iv1»i.ii~-e . . . . . _ . .
._ $3.50
RUBEHOiD,li<>;i‘.'y,551113. iii lhie si|ii.rrc _ . _ _ ._ $4.00
RUBEROID RED SLATE-SURFACED, 00 lbs. Io
srpiiiro_.........._..__._.,. . . . . _ . . . . . . _ . . _ _ .
._$4.00
lp' illcli RED SLATE FLEXTONE ASBESTOS, 90
lbs. to thc i-;q|i;iri» . . . . . . . . _ . _ . . _ _ . . _ . . .
_ .`. . . . .
_ . $4.50
152 inrli FIED SLATE FLEXTONE ASBESTOS, im
inch lo thc squ.'i|'i> . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . _ .
__ $4.25
32 inch DOU-BLiE COATED ASBESTOS . . . . . . . - . .
__ $4.00
ALL THE ABOVE CONTAIN 103 SQUAR-E FEET.
ALLOWING FOR A LAP OF .TWO INCHES, WILL
COVER A SQUARE OF 100 SQUARE FEET.
Ruberoid Green Slate-Surfaced Latiie
Shingles $6.50 Per Square.
Get Your Roof in Good Shape Before
the Wet Weather Sets in.
Buy Quality Roofing.
Samples on Request.
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_ wiroi..sAi,r 4. nsA|1i.'- _ _ -_ 5"
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Sable nt 10.30; Cape 'I‘i~r|v@r-Se at
2,30; und Siiniiuersiiio at 'l p. ni.,
irnd Monday 20th., and Tuesday
21st.. iit Colcinaii :it 7 p. _m.
bo helii in Cross itoarl
1‘llli .it 11a in Alex
uitii at
7 p_ni. Rev. ,
i sior. ofllclatiiii: Pray-
unil i-oiifcreiice \\’c1I-
Sept. 15th at 7.30 rr. n|_ ur
l’i~ziyei' iuceiiiig nt
'l‘liui~sduy .\’ p m_ Mr
will hold service iii. Pro-
tcstant (lrplinnagm Tliursday. Sept
ui 'i`_p. in.
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SURVIVING RELATIVES.-Mrs.
Stephen ll. Lewis iii Ilosloii, news
ol' whose death was. received by
hor sister. Mi'-'. G. II. Holbrook in
this city itlsirlczivcs to nioiirn two
ioiiior sisters. Mrs_ (Elias. McFar-
'liinr~., New Clas,f.,'o\v, N_  and Mr-§_
.l. Judson of this city. A brotlior.
Mr. Lewis Wriizlit ol' this city also
‘survives hoi'_`l`lie lute _\Ii's. l.e\\-is
`\vi|_~i iilsri at sister ot’ the into Mr.
`.\i'clilhiild (lurrio Souris, and the
inte \Viii. W. Wright oi' this city.
AT HAZELBROOK.-The public
ist-i'vice in tho llzizelbrook Baptist
lon _Suiidiiy cvciiini; last. despite
,thc iiirieinent weather was well at-
- ti~iidcil_ The speakt-_r the Rev. Mr.
il-Iiimiiii sponkiiig from thc siibject
“'l‘hi‘ iilt_i'ai<~ii\'eiioss ol' Jesus" set
l`oi'ih very lielpt'u_l and c_oint`oi'Iiiii:
ilioillllits ii.; r-oiiliiiiicd iii the words
“And l it I be liitcil up will draw
all inoii unto Me." During his dis
i'oiii'.~4o the speal<oi‘ clezirly showc(
the irlilferciit ways Jesus attracts
ymcii today viz., by his -Picty, Pat-
‘ieiicc. Piisi-iioii, Purity, Purpose.
l’ei'soiiolii.y, etc., dwelling cspec<
iztlly on thc dritiviug power of the
\\'oiiiii\_ri`iil pcrsoiiiiliiy ot' our Sav-
iour. During the sc'i'viee a solo was
sweetly reiidcrcd by Mrs. V\'liircd,
Lawton, Pownal.
WEDDING BELL5-At 6 ii. in. Oil
'l‘ii<-isdiiy inorninpz, Sept. .1~ltl\. a
lqiiici. but prolly iveildiiig was sol-
|i_\iniiizi~:l iii Trinity l’iirsniingc by
the Rev. \\'. lil. Ryan, when ‘Miss
Ruby -Mae l):ivism1, ll. N. daugh-
|toi~ oi' Mr and Mrs. Joseph Davison.
Iiioiisiiigtoii, was united in marriage
|In Mr (iordon C. Warren, Charlot-
l|_i-lnwn_ Tim bridc who was -becom-
iingly attlreii In rr navy -blue tailor-
led costiiine with grey but and shoos
to inzitrh is a graduate oi’ the Prince
Edward island Hospital and has
nursed iii Cliarlotteto\\'n for the
pant year and a half previous to
her iniirriagc. She was the recipient
oi iniiny useful and valuable prc-
senls both in Charlottetown and
Kensington. The grooui. who has
lrucii it viilueil eiiiployoo al the Ex-
pcrlinc-ntal Stiiilon for the past
eight years was waited on -by his
fellow workers and prcseiitcrl with
an iiddrcss iicconipanicii by it purse
or gold. Immediately after thc
curcinony iiiir. :ind Mrs. W'arrc.n
lcl't by train for Guelph, Ont, whcroi
they intend speiidiiig the winter_|
i t`ollowcil hy it host of good wishes
iroin their numerous friends for ii
lion voyage through life. Patriot
please copy.
“ Old. Sydney
Screened Coal
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We are well clocked with this
excellent coal. New is CQ time
gg place your ordor.
Hard Coal
Just received I lilrgo cargo oi
" lard Coal both In ltovo and chan
ol
:91s'w.ws-- -_.-_  -  _ _ ____
Thin is a new phorogra
_ ph of iPrIneon Mary Visco ¢ [_ .
°":°:i‘:|Vg\&rlt Golmgosaighnlxll. her Yoikzhlre uh"or:\.:. wltlhw' -_D'  & cor
’ I l 'I9 l 0° "'56 ini Q hal( ..
ii. wail. ouzwlfc mo. _They look rr. nrougnv my mv. ""‘°"‘ 7'"
.ut olzoo. We will be planed to
lace your order now, but quality,
:woot prion.
loft Monday for Toronto Seniiiiaryf
lie was accompanied as far as
'l`ormciitine by his mother and Miss
Floreiice Cameron.
Mrs. (Dim) Jos. J. Co-ndrlck. 42
M;iruii\g.St., Bl’0l:kt0i1. IMHSS., iS
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs-
John T. Cosgrove, Wellington.
Mrs. Katherine J. J. Murcheson.
Miss Grace Miircliersoii, ll. N., MISS
Florence Smith, Rev. .l. M. Murchi-
son and Mr. A.A.Mui'cliesoii were
visitors to Point i’rliii over the
week end
Mrs. A. Sinclair. Miss Jean Allen.
and Mrs. J. J. Bethune are leaving
Mrs, Sinclair and Miss Alien to vis-
it :it Mc-iitreiil and Toronto. Mrs.
side there for the Wii1i0I`-
- VACGINATION
SMALLPOX-Vaccination is the
break of smallpox in this province
lor the past few years does not
men-i that there will not be anoth-
nniillpox seen during recent years
is disappearing and slowly but
steadily it much more severe aiiil
no one can -say; but when It does
come-the greater number nt’ per-
sons who remain unvaccliiated the
higher will be tho death rate. and
the greater will be the cruel dis-
Ilgurment fnr life. Many a beau-
tiful faco .has been rendered per-
manently repulsive by neglect oi’
the simple precaution -ot vaccina-
tion. In these days a peck-marked
taco can only be regarded as a sad
and enduring indication of neglect.
ISLAND CHILDREN UNVAC-
CINATED-‘Parents are becoming
careless with regard to having their
children vaccinated before enter-
ing school. which means that they
are denying the innocent little ones
thc right to protection against this
lonthesome disease. The Red
Cross Reports of school inspections
made In 1025 show that In the -rur-
al schools visited 91 per cent of the
children were unvaccinated. This
is a very grave state of _zifiaIrs.
Will you not help to avoid the dan-
ger of an epidemic by having yourr
child vaccinated. both for its o\vn|
protection and in the ‘interests o[_
the commiin'ty'_’
BENEFITS OF VACCINATIONI
-The last serious outbreak in -Can-
ada was in Vilndsor Ontario. and
the border municipalities In Fehru_
fify. 1924. The outstanding fen-
tures in connection with the out.
break wer0;_.
1- That all deaths occured in rm.
vaccinated persons. `
vaccinated persons who contract-
ed the disease died. the mortality'
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Dr. 'Allen’s
N €W_ H001( _Worm
Capsules f"
For Foxes '
Give the mort wonderful
rslultl, followed by hll ui-
|'i° °°"‘\P°llgd- Now In the
time to kill your foxes. ws
carry the full llns of Dr,
Alien’| remedial. '
2. That seven ol’ every ten un- ‘
5 i.ii ii
7 p. in. Also Sabbath 19th. at Do Mr. Fred Monaghan, -Hazelbrook, Mounted Police froin the steaiiioi-
Alauiila iii Quebec, Suiirlny, lust.
it was iiiiiiiiiiiirvrl this vvoiiiii; by
ofl'ict‘i's of the llciilih Dcp:ii'iuiciiI_
The ilopziriliiciit doclliioii to iiiiihie
any estiiiiiitos ol' thc vziluc oi the
seizure i'ui'ilici~ than to slate their
illicit. pr~ddi1~i's of the paste woiiiri
Likely liiive irccclveil ironi  to
$50 an oiini-0 for it. Ii is ziboui
$50 for iiiorpliiiiiv which iii the
lfiiéliillliiif- iniirkei briiiits $5 to $7
an ounci-_
The iiiismz ive-ro. thought Io liavv
been iiit.endcil [or Ualny, (‘hi|izi and
officials lierc believe that they
have coinc upon the iiioiliinls
which oiwsziiiiziztioiis iii lluropc and
_.__ onthis i-oiitiiieiiI_ iigliiiiig ilie di'ug|
traffic, liaive siispecteil lui' some
time have in-on eniploycd to suing-
-Irhmsdny morning for me west, gle di‘ii:.;.<V into (ililnii. iii udtliiioiil
to the ili'ii;:. the iiiistc is uiailo up
of oils. siiaiii' and mini and it is sus-
I _ pected ihiii the ilriig iiililicts <~_lu»\vl
' t ie-
Belhmm goes to Vancomer 0 it as ilii~_v would chewing r:uui_ lu;
this foriii pi~iliii<_-i‘e-'- are zililinto get
it into portions oi' (`iiiiia \\'lit-ru
niorpliiii-i and opiuin riri-_ i`oi'l)iildoii
the 8.\illioi'lti<-s not liiiowilii; \vi\:it
it is.
The Brilisli ;.'ovi-riiiiieiit seized
four iiises \iinil.|r to tliosf- -.ci/od
(:oI'iliii|.rly tliiil 1.:iivc-riiiiii-iii, ciilllreil
the (luiiacliaii _'_’ovcriiiiieiit lo bi- on
the wiitch iviicii the \liiiiiii'.i dock-
tiinoiigst iii1\'ii<-ciiiiitcii persons be-
dcmiu abruptly and -completely,
init it cost the \\'indsor tax-payers
-535.000. '_
The new method ol' vaccination
and the use of piirit`ied vaccine
has been used on tlioiisaiids oi
inen women and cliiliircn without
the slightest injury or trouble. it
does not hurt, no blood is drawn, it
only takes a miiiute. and it pre-
tects from smallpox. There is on-
ly one thing ior the person who is
vucciiiated to rciiioiiibei'-iinn't
touch the place. don't scratch it ~
iii-“I “leave it alone." Tho arm
will lake care ol' itself perfectly
through all thc stiilzcs ol viic<'luii-
tion iiiitil it is all ovcr,~provi1l~
ing it is "leit alone," D0 N01-
PUT IT OFF HAVE YOUR CHILD
VACCINATED NOW.
R66 Cfoils Society, Prince Edward
island.
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King Alexander of Jugo-Slavla.
who is In s very serious condition
suffering from acute bronchitis. BC-
cording to reports from Belgrade.
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1:One of the most cffcctlvo
verniifiigeil on the utarket is
Mlllor`.~i Worm Powders. They
will not only cient' the stomach nnfi
bowels of worms. but will prove it
very serviceable medicine for chil-
dren in regulating the infantile
and mnintnlniuz It in it
liarolii L Worthy
158 Queen Struf A
Di » g rnom"'l7I_“"’_1"!~"
condition. There is noth-
Ing in their composition that will
injure the most delicate stomach
when directions are followed, and
they be given to children In
assurance that they will
all worms.
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FAL OPENING
Of Exclusive Styles
FINDAY AFTERNUUN
SEPTEMBER! AUTUMN!
New Models, New Ideas,
New Fabrics, New Shades
Y-ou .are cordially invited to be present on Thursday
afternoon and the following days 'at the formal opening
and exhibition of the new ideas in' Millinery, Coats, Suits,
Dresses, Silks, Dress Goods, Hosiery, Gloves and every
kind of Fall Wearables.
A great lot of lovely NEW HATS FROM NEW Y()_RK
have just arrived and will be included in _the showing,
making, we think the most attractive showmg_of millin-
ery that this store has ever made at prices to suit all.
$3.50, $5.00, $7.50, $10.00
NEW HATS A
NEW COATS
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because there has not -heen an out- signillciit cn rouii-_ in Cliinii. Ac- -
NEW SILKS '
NEW FABRICS
NEW TRIMMINGS
NEW HOSIERY
er. F Such outbreaks occur inlcdi -I I 5
cycles and the very mild WDC Of. '
HAUFAX- Sept- 1‘l""Q“°l‘*U“"slllaiik Montreal _ _ _ _ _ . _ . . . . .
d3f’s‘|
__,..._. ,Bank Ccninicrce . . _ . . . _ .
. _ . 221',-1,
Rank Royal 2521/3
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iuriiishcd by Johnston and Vv".ard. whe,,r__ScI,L 135%; _Der-,v 1§7-i.-é;
Members
Excliangé
At. Top. and Santa Fe Ry. ..
New York -Air Brake Co. ..
American
Ain. Locomotive Co. 
Ain. -Smelt_ and Reing_ Co.
Baltimore
l'nion Bag and -Palier Co. ..
Anaconda Cop. Min. Co. 
N_Y. Cen.
International Paper Co. 
Standard
Mis. Kan.
Reading Co. . . . . .
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Am. Sug_ Reins- C0- 
of the Montreal
Stock
15-1%
22'/2
57
1067/3
. 1-17'/2
107'/2
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Illflé
58%
431,.;
2 lil’/A
‘i35§
can. co. 
and ohio im. 
and Hull. _Rlv. R.R.
Oli of New Jersey
and Tex. Ry. 
103%
Stewart Warner Siifeflf-\'
meter COYDH- - ~ ~ - ~ - - - ~
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Southern
Union Pacino Ry. 
UAS. Industrial Alcohni Co. . .
United States Steel . . . . . -
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Ahitibl
llrazillan
Howard .Smith PIII. ..- --
bauren. Pulp . . .- - -- --
Montreal Power ... - . . - -
National Breweries  _ .
Spanish River _ _ _ . . . --
Steel Co.
Winnipeg
llritl. Empire Steel lst 
65'.;
Pacific Co. . _ _ _ _ . . 107
lflfliifi
78”'/3
1I'i7/g
07
|157/i;
103
105%
72
72
il0’/J
109
Can. Com.  
Electric  _ 'iii
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.\lay.`1-12%.
Corn-Sept.. 79'.--ii DGP-» 35'/Z;
May, 91%.
Oats-Dec. 42-ia; May. 47%-
Wliiiiipeg Wlicat-001-. 135'/si
I)e<'__ 133; May. 137%.
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FAREWELL GATHERING.
A most enjoyable evening was
spout at the home of Mr. John A.
Str-wart on Sept.-Sth when Ihe
lliinstaiinage Club met there for
the purpose of .-ziying farewell to
one of its members. Miss iiiyrtle
Stewart who is leaving shortly ior
the L'.  A. At the conclusion of
the iiiiisiciil program :iii niltiress
was ioiul by Miss I\lildi'cd Thomp-
son and tho pimseiitziiion of ii bonu-
iiful hand bag wus made by .\Ir‘. E.
Foster.
1-`olIo\\~in;; is the iiflriI'e>'SI
Dear Myrtle: "
li. is with niarkcd fcoliiurgr; nf ic-
uvct that we. the ineinbers of I)uii-
sliillnaltc Piisiimc (`luh liave gath-
ered hero tonight to lilil you t':ii'r--
wr,-Il pgioro your inicnrleri rIepni'tiii‘o
io the United States.
A feeling ol` sririnvss i-oincs over
us ivlicu wc Ioiirn ol' our ii-.llow
_ n1aCL._ some day ag, outbreak Ii. Vaccinniioii oi' almost the _ _
1 will conic again. just where or wlieii`wliolo populiilinii siollllffil ill” Hill' S k Q tl  Jim* pewolcum  _ I _ _
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. too uo a. ions , rm..-A
members intentions oi' leaving us,
many Of the young people who have
lbeen members of our club have de-
parted to the country to the South
'oi' us but we feel assured that they
Julien think oi the pleasant times
-spent while members of our Club.
»\\'ords cannot express how we will
*miss _vou for. during the time you
have been one of us you have al-
ways taken an interested part in
‘the work of our club. now that you
iarc about to leave us we ask you
in accept this' gilt as a, small rr--
jmoinhrance. wishing you success.
`hcalth, and happiness in tho future.
l Signed on behalf of the Club.
_Ernest Foster, Herbert Court.
lflliirgarct Stewart, Mildred Thomp-
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39 Queen Street
l Charlottetown, P. E. I.
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Cream Separators
THE SHARPLES SUCTION
FEED
Skim; clean at any speed.
Terms to suit customers. °
Extra parts on hand.
Write or phono 798 or 939
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