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I E TTER ,_ __ ""“"__'”""§.”.'.'-.-_._I |~,'l:(lil”gETR0AN N II.T`l§'?f‘C'ii;?§di§i“:e‘i°’:"'liI T R U E , E C C N O M Y
l “BRAN
Evaizyaomf who has tried
` Kellogg’s Pep Bran Flakes
is delighted with that won-
derfully improved flavor
:ind unusual crispness of
PEP.
Don’t ut off trying
them. A i.'l;licious surprise.
Besides, you get the nour-
ishment from the wheat-
vitamins-mineral salts
-and just enough bran to
keep you ht. Sold in the
red-and-green package.
Made by Kellogg in Lon-
don, Ontario. '
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FLAKES
_£4 _'~_=, =.__- 'f 4
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Cdltiniill
Mary A piirt of the truth, and begged
her to keep her own counsel and t0
Poppy if she happened to see either
of lilgm by chance at her father`S
house at Sunday dinner, A few minu-
tes before dinner was served she made
her way downstairs. and WHS dif°°'l
ted to the library by the butler, Thel
Rector' was there alone, and when hcl
saw the slight figure in grey 001110
gliding into the room, he came for-l
dci:l:lc<lly put it into your heart to
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As this business
man ol Moncton
expresses it, “Ross-
bud cut plu? is such
‘ a mild and rsfrsnt
tobacco and get
so much pleasure
out of smokingeach
pipcful. that I al-
ways consider I am
getting good value
for my money with
iho tobacco itself.
So that when I get
such a valuable and
poker hands, I consider Rosebud is far and
I is only one ot many desirable and useful
:i in e pipe ere are a i es or
personal wear for the ladres and for the men
utensils. It is very easy to obtain these
Alullsl ugh A, M. Mount Stewart.
D A B. Martin)
(Dr, J. T. Collins.)
August 13th A. M., Eldon. IDI- |-
F. Martin-)
August nth A. M-. Mum! River.
(Dr. L. Brehaut.)
August 15th A- M.. Montana Hilb
School.
Students intending to enter Print!
of Wales College for tint 1811’ I"
urged to take advantage of this np-
iwrtnnity for chest examination and
Naomi thought it would be di _ har ds with Rosebud ,DL _|_ w.i.i..i
l L ouu to write. but she simply wld smoking tobacco. August iztii P. M.. Vernon Bly"-
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ward \\'it.l~i a \'cr_\' rapid step, took' llesllable l,l.e,ell¢,l_,,nE,,¢mgnb'¢; esmurs check up on their vaccination. This
'wth hc- hands, mid cnfoldvrl them- "\1=°iUi°i¥ ff” i°i°.i°‘"` °°mi’i°‘.° °°"' °i examination is compulsory before
Iclose. I away the biggest value' in good smoking entering College.
"Door Miss Bradford. it is impos- ‘ !°i°°“° °° ti” '“°'i‘°°~ .'i`i=° b°* “mm ‘ _ P. A. cnsaLMAN. M. D.
siblc for mt? L0 think YOU! I iiaV€Tiii presents which n_iay_ be had without any Chiff ‘Nami omni'
any i\'o:'d5 for the purpose God un- 'l=$;7"’:_c‘;°§'°  °’!i°l"‘2§hR°°°b“dr'lf.‘i_il Pil“K 5973-8-8-2l. _
mme llc,-C lomigilil you me his “S well H vlqwriml avoliliwvs and home ~.-_-...__- ----------
messenger, and you are more welcome premiums nsoue poker hsud islutbs large llelllel. she cm-ed fm. mln M, aii_
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land more uooueo han you know is lg; lvllfrfltcrvflillllféillzlli gellltmkizglgfr lmdl in Celtalnly her glems M lmdmws
‘this hoiiSe." I Write lor special premium sheet to- .. and Mel- He was _lwlousl
__ 4 _ _ l., _ .rg P lll _ g.ew rarer i' .
I 0ii~ Mi- P0mi`i°-"‘ I ‘im io iii“_d 5_0" Mliil-iilfeiilllm ' on O ce Box who' of Reggie Vandaleur, though he couldi
Mid Lady f*-“SUSIE ii“"<‘ "lien li like, ;¥___%s__________ noi, heip iiking him, ri, was is queer,
this. It, was rather a biz. drastic sL."p` impersonal kllld of jealousy He even.
to take, but somehow I just knew I iiliii 5ii°\Vfd Jim Bfii‘if°i`d Vi 'the lelt lll strange exalted moments that!
llirid to do it, and now, please Gocl, door, with cutting sarcasm and H811- he ought lo apologlse lm, oomlllg he_
Poppy will be qiiilg :ill i'i;;ht, She  tcous indignation, because his class lween them' and the weatest servlnc
Owners of the Dodge Six and
Eight are gratified that the features
which contribute most notably to
the pleasure of owning these can
are also responsible for their econ-
guy, dependability and long life.
The carefully-peafeded balance of
dig engines means less vibration.
The iloating comfort on the road
means that the engine and chassiv.
es well as the passengers. UG virtu-
ally f-rce from shock and strain.
10.....-.Id Q...-....i iisiiiiii iioxillllfsl Gi-'NWS DODGE 1=E'°E°"'”AB'L'T"
_ ffl-l Free premium for poker i All. mi. P.  Mount stowsrti     
The strength and permanent silence
ci the Mono-Piece Steel Bodies
reflect freedom from upkeep ex-
pense as well as greater safety. The
inter-nal weatherproof hydraulic
brakes, which give such reassur-
ingly positive stops, are self-equal-
izing-require no costly adjusting
-reduce wear on tires.
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Now more than ever before, Dodge
cars combine all of the factors
you want-most in a motor car.
Dodge sis-'.1065 fo #1115 '
Dodgs signs-'14oo to #1465
Prleos I. e. b. Isetory loclodln| standard factory equipment (freight and hxss extra)
FOLLOW THE DODGE EIGHT MARATHON RECORD
To get an accurate record of the endurance of Dodge cars, a
stock Dodge Eight-in-Lino started on ]uly-Ist a continuous
marathon run, flashing back and forth across the continent,
piling up thousands upon thousands of miles. No greater
demonstration of dependability has ever been attempted.
Over 20,000 miles have been covered to date.
verv homesick, poor child!" l ivns tlireatcned! How had it come h ould render the would be to so
- "° “‘ i=oR cANADiANs"
I I    "hut “Vi fibsoiuiei-V r°3i"`iiiiifl mtl about? , _ back to the front and get himself ef-' U C A N A D i A N " B U i L T
(gff) marriage, I hop(-'>" said the Rector More amazing still, his statement laced .390
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' contour. » ---*-'*'”"“ anxiously. That is nr., fiuai cam was mt control ‘cd by L dy .. : ` (Tu he Conllnuedl D  B e B  
trophc__ and I fear it is hapf-?‘i1i‘.'; iii illily. Sli? EVCII nC~`ldf-`fl ill 3559iiI~- 35 l ___ ____ _______ __
3*'  "`;"""`i*"' " ""`i- ‘  l 'T M' » a good many qiiartcrs just iic.i\~_" file coiuiifd hor stitches to find w‘.1.1t ‘ _
il  A  ` s> [ L E S “Not oxuoiiy regretting ii, but tire had become of a niiwihz One. `”"""‘ T
-1 st _ conditions are trying, Thcy are wiir-l But the most human bit ol that ‘ 5   D  E
To   ‘ GABBV GER"  oouuitiors, snu they snouiri imro amazing day was when Galway Came ‘
i been made ii little easier fOr her I am
hovering about the niulberii room
5 I up REI  I 3 I I - - i ‘ » I i t ‘Hit n tl i“e`cxt of d~in
» . //,_| Qggilfblgpl _ _,- _ "M ‘sure that latex on she will set.l@ down tm his i o ic _ . . . 3
` FOX 7'/20T 22432 4 “_ ‘ _W all ri;-ht. but just now it is nii 5;. something to help the guest.
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LE : strange and difflculi; for hcl; I i-im` "Please, iss ~ 'd, xc -I e,l
VOCAL _ _ 2458 sure when she has seen you and her but we are all so anxious about Miss Fann of the late John Angus Me-
wis Jmifs Ill/ M shui.. . ..-.m I “__” W_ B_ 
mother she will be ;i different crefi_ Poppy downstairs. We hcfpc you'vc Kellzle al scolcllfom on "le salnl
“IF I  A  I = * - tum", i°°i“'~’ fmm her' and that She is quite I Peters Road, consisting of fifty acres Cll£1I'lOtt€f0WTl Summéf ld
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  5;,-y;’lqi“ i asked. and there was t-he keenesti "My <lCal'. Sh€ iS filiiiff \\`@ll. and as I
f 1° ifilihefly anxiety in his voice It was V-U11`Ve U00” S0 SW ' 'V Kind lf° mel
QUDY VAI.l Es/1a'/l/3 . _wonderful mat ll had not urged hlml ill tell you somcltlllllé you wlll llkeli For further particulars apply to
CONNECTICUT YANKEES
pax fpgr 224/_gi before now, Naomi marvellefi over iif all right quite soon. and that your BELL & MATHIESQN,
_ fx, WCTOQ QQCHESTQA ‘ _ 1 ed, followed by Simniins to announce innocent-ly:
. WALSZ 22425 . that dinner was scrvcd_ I “Why, yes, ol Course, her husbandl
A JOHNNY MARVIN ` Il; M15 all a great adventure to
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At Any Victor Dealer
vicroiz iAi.i<|No MACHINE comrmv
or CANADA iimliio _._
Montreal _
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TENDERS ‘
Tenders :iddi'c.srii tn the under-
llgnfid will be rcecivcil till Aui!\l‘i
litli fnr thi- iriiioili-lIiii_; iii' lliirlificlrl
("r~mrtcrv. 'l`l-c in\i‘c:st or any tciiilvi'
not ni-cc'»;ir=I,.' 1:'-wiilfil.
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5913-8-9-1:-if.-,-1 iizr,-iiur|<i, i'.i;.i.
Professional Ca rds
us I. s -sr ..._
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“Girls don't roll stockings any
more-it makes a bad lmpres_sIon.'
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"A woman should have a gentle,
eonfldlng nature."
i "Yes, but it shouIdn't be so great
as to lead her to play bridge with
strangers at a summer hotel.”
LIGHTNING CHANGE
Upon the sparkling wave the light
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A picture makes that Fancy ne'er
forgets,
And if a grievous contrast you
would view
, Just wolf s minute till t|~.~. thing
r upsets.
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l\emuiii'= Auililfsrl, Iii:-:imc Tn
Returns l’rf-pnrril.
A. E. I\/i:icl\IciII  C0.
l‘Z7 tlrziflivi Sli-i~'~t
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1si..‘i-~.-i.-.i.|.i
Sm;-l-'_---_'-l--1-'if
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Mark l-2, illclriiigan,
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BARRSTEIL s0|,|ui'iim. ETC.
MONEY l`ll LOAN
Cameron Block, Chsirif-iiciown, |'.lt.|.
McLeod 8; Ikeiitley
J. A. Bl-IN'l`l.|'§Y
W. E. l5IL`N'I`l.l£Y, K. U.
Barrister and Allornry-:it-l.aw
- Oilleer lllfl Richmond Street
M().\lEY 'l`() l.().\N
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Stewart S; l.owtl1cr
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' r.-:'~1;::r;':'-'.i.'r....  i wife-snip worm"
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ileor :Street
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; Special Writer: I have an article
on the kind oi' milk the farmers
give the summer boarders.
g Editor! Oh, condense .‘
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Charlottetown, I'. E. L _kg-‘§,L\&  » 
"'”““" ""'“ ' By Hugh Pendexter
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Donfilci & I\,lel’hec. - J'
Mc ‘ ' ' 'J All history is connected wit
I _ 4 adventure and Hugh Pendex-
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MUNEI T0 LUAN cs me .an sor.c nove .
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t0 take some steps on his own account
in hear, I sm sure ii; is going .ta be
of land with good buildings.
as she explained that she had seen ` (ICM Mi-‘S PUPPY Wiii be °°miiiE back . i
  . Poppy at Ai'cl'.er`s Farm only the I cn a visit soon."  Solicitors' Charlonetomi'
.. ' P'°Vi°“~= °ft°m°°=\ In vos des-ull- "And her husband. ww" “fred 
'  MY  ing how sho looked, .md puriiuiiy now Galway anxieusly. I 5 l9_ll_9_l2_l6_l8_2ll_ll3_6l_
NAT 5|-|i|_|(RETa,,d < .she lived, when Lady Augusta. enter-I And NH0mi 21l1S\v€i'Cd bvidiy and ______
Naomi, and now that the critical 'or
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deal was so he-:oily ever she enloyedl risers wlli be sold by Pubiio Auo-
ovory moment of it, The ordered dig- Jim Bradford. Unexnvftediy freed .roll 0,, Tuesday llle zlllll day nl
nity. beauly and grave of ure nie-‘$04, from duly for U10 =1fi€i‘“°°“- i>°1‘f°“" August, A n., 1930 si the hour oi iz
her Sl‘l'1S€S. Mid YCt f\Wfii'¥Cl”led in her l ed Philb::ieih`s motor biCi'Cl9 and ‘Mel o`clock noon in front of the Lawl
soul is faint revolt. some had tcol down to Archers immediately after- Callus Bulldlng at Charlouelown ln'
uchllmd an many hadwallll,el,lunCh wlake Poppy lma__l,lll lllle rl d l Tm! al ls d ln T of Banking, Auditing, Shorthand, Typewriting, Secretari
““.§i»>t'§i "Tell me when you saw her last," he W<’ii " . sl e
  |» l. v M 0 ll fl* ll -=-r
r- _ , _ r sua .
} C°“P° , .initi.n'i‘r|'iiii'i-iii t'_\ii i'.\|<'.ii iiifi-‘i‘iii`,ii in i'|lii\.\|.l.ii nilriliiis “lang
.Q ‘°""P"°° f' .~1ni.n`-iw iiiiimin i_iiui'i'iii-:its ui`\i.i'.ii.~ i;\i-;ii\\\iii:iii_ ossssssu-s
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land a little more or lcsl. ALSO all
that tract piece or parcel of land sit-
uatc lying and being on Township
Number Thirty-elgh-t aforesaid
bounded as follows that is to say:
On the north and east by land in
possession of Alexander McLaughlin
on the south by land of Angus (Jam-
eron and on the west by Douglas
Road and containing by estimation
thirty acres of land a little more or
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Charlottetown Business Colleg
" (Established 1873) A
Term Cpens Tuesday, September 2, 193
_ N0 ENTRANCE EXAMINATION
Courses cover: Business Practice, Bookkeeping-theo
|l.,,_ - I and practice-, English, Correspondence, Writing, Arithmet
m ‘ m Y. - - , r ' I' nee E ward Island ALL THAT, s e ma e punuaiiee a . _ _ _
From sistiorys Arm doimivsi-ds, found hor in s. good mood he would Parcel of land sllulm lylng and helngl Pawel, of Sale wnllllnell ln an ln_ Work, Filmg and Accountancy leading up to Chartered '
thousands had been cheated of such take her to his motliers for tea. Hi-S on Township Number Thirty-eight in! denture of Mortgage dated the 23rd C0lli\l3nt’S Degree-
lbeauty and dignity. had never known conscience regarding WC iioiife iibolfe Kings Colll-,ly ln “ld wand ll°l_llldell| day 0| Angus; 1913 and made he.
lt. would Dei-hops never know it. But ; the shop was a little uneasy. It was a and dewrlbed M follows: Commenc_ l tween Gem," D_ Rallray of “call ol    i a 
out of the surge and welter of war Monday afternoon, and I/he "@5011 fm' ing at the northwest angle of twen- Hillsborough in Kings County afore-
l11US'l» “T150 B- IWW \’~`0i'id Cf i”i‘C°fi$li`UC- ' -‘iiwimcss °“ Such an unusual day was ty-tive acres of land in the occupa-- said farmer of the one part and' INSURANCE’ ELEMENTARY ADVERTISING a
ltion, built on fairer, more generous that an insP€Cti0l”l by l»ii€ Wi" Oi' tion of Dlwilg gma||Wl,m-| and fu
ii“95» With more 0411131 Tights ‘Ur fiii- iiccr including il distinguished Mm' l nin¢ thence along the eastern boon
Asked why she was so quiet a little lery office from the Italian front, had an thereof south one dell,” twenty
iiiiei” in the iibfafy- Whefc they SH-t ln- l fallen tiltroiigh and been poStD0Y1@d- ii minutes east thirty-one chains andI nndcrsigned default having been which thls term presents’ and, while students may enter A_ .
variably after dinner, Naomi was he Siwllid find PUPPY in 3' 3°°d fifteen links thence south seventy- made in the payment ofthe princl- k d d l th t b d ` ti (I t 1* 8 li
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M", B_ wllsoll ol cllallolleluwlll SALESMANSHIP will form new features during the ie
aforesaid widow oi the other part sua' under the direction of trained instructors.
which mortsaze is MW “Sled in the YOU cannot afford to miss the splendid opportunit
moved to some expression of what H1004! iw.. domes oust to tus rubuo ima poi sua inter-ost secured thereby. Wee _ ay "Y ng e erm’ e a “se a" 3° y°" pi'
“'35 iii her mind. ' Married °|“a’i'e'i`5 had rc-5°lved I'hem‘ thence northwardiy eastwardly aridI Dated this 25th day of July, 1930. tio" ln early' .
r“I shift help thinking. Lady Au- l Wives i“i° ‘i°P°“‘i°“°° °" me '“°°‘i-S wostwsi-diy urourui ii.. ssiu mud tu' 'ri=ioiuAs G. 'rAYLoii. For full particulars apply personally or by letter to
gusts, that there are things which *md ¢i1I>TiC€S Of Jim`S Wife- He ifwedithe lace of commencement contain- Assignee of Mortgages-.' i
must be altered after this  lher as dimly “S WW- WMP! 111°" iug In estimation forty-six sores of raoi.nAN .ir 1vici¢mNoN, L, B,  PRINCIPAL
"What kind of i,hirigs'p" asked Lady l dearly, because he realised now, when _l________ l sollclwls &¢_ I
too late, the tremendous responslbl- I C!|al‘l0l-I-¢l~0W¥\ P- E- I-
/iugiista. anxiously, looking up fmm
'he khaki scarf she lndustriously
lznitte-:i every evening after dinncr,I
having just started her fifty-sixth. 
“It is all so btiautlful here, and sol
many have never seen beauty n'z:"i
known lt. They must be taught to;
core about it, and be given the chance l
to share it." l
The Rector looked up from hlsi
study of the Evening Standard, and
on his face.
‘I have been thinking lately tim!
pcrh-:ips that is one of the reasons
thi-'l gigantic conflict h:\ been per-
-mitted to right, the wrong and ¢~ve;i‘
some of the injustices of liie.‘f I
Amazing utterance for the man who I
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MONEY '|`0 l.U'iN | “Are you "re *han "B M l°b_  is a story of love and adven-
-"_°"”_" viers In the water. Jessie?
BELL Ca’   "Tho last one left on the 10.20  -
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3 o. i. M'/~i1'liii:lil:i. i.i.. is l :i“'i“::"` MM ° "` um" lm    
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3|,-l-|,t._»i-5, Solicitors. Elo- , ...___i*_
to LDMI.
l l 31 (liiarlarid Ave, .nn WA B l
MOM! . 1.; '; Ma Sn. MUD- BD N --- --~ ----~»~-"
;m..._cmiottmn su iuauni ._""“',-___2f_""""i2`f..li'§i.""_'_"_"' °"‘ stanza:-imzfimxsixxi 813°-I-I-llhivks ' ,, _ .l._..___`“;..___.   _
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llty he had incurred, both for himself
and her, when he t/00k charge of her
young life, These unavaillng regrets
were not for himself, for he was a
brave man who could stand up to the
L’1`l‘3fCSt odds with the coolest courage,
but for her.
He had not know enough about life,
nor yet realized how strong arc the
bonds of tradition and of race. Only
i-110 Vl-“ry few could break away
.\'.uccc.=sfull_v, and Poppy was not one
of them. Rather inclined to morbid
iii0U€hJ1e now doubted very much
WARNING!
Parents are asked to please wam
their children to keep away from
the exhibition race track and
grounds. Quite a number have been
coming there recently and doing
ome damage. If this warning is not
ceded arrests and prosecutions will
ave' to be made. By order of Manage
ment. 5776-8-4 di
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Tenders for Farms
Will he received by the undersigned
till August 20th. 1930, homestead at
lhoiver Cardigan on the Launching
<Road and Loyallst Road. 83 acres.
| good iiuuso with wood silos sud
lpump. cement wall under house 7 ft.
|long., barn, carriage house and shop.
lleri house (north ei St. Geor|e‘s
Road, 00 acres wood land) 204 acres
Launching Road west of Loyalist
Road. Hard and soft wood on ali.
Near School and Churches. 1 miie to
' Cash or terms.
JAMES A. MARTIN & SON.
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Dalhousie University l
Halifax, Nova Scotia I
Arts, Science. Commerce. Music,
Pharmacy, Fisheries. Engineering.
Household Science, Education.
Law, Medicine, Dentistry.
VALUABLE SCHOLARSHIPS:
Nine of Value $300 to $100.
awarded on results of matricula-
tlon examinations, September
23rd-26th. 1930. Many more
equally valuable scholarships and
prizes awarded at end of each
year of course.
SHIRREFF HALL:
The residence for women, ac-
commodates one hundred stud-
ents.
Registration for Arts and
Science students: September
22nd for new students from Hali-
fax and Dartmouth; September
23rd for other new students; Sep-
terriber 24th to 27th (12 o`clock
noon) for other than new stud-
ents. .
Registration for Law. Medical
l and Dental students: September
9th and 10th. l
FOR FULL INFORMATION
Apply in person or by letter to
the Registrar.
Charlottetown. ’
sim-'1-2a-s4i. I l 5956'8'7'9'12'1
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Mount Allison Educatio nal Institutions
Founded in '18-I3. Excellent Residential Accommodation for 600. New Library, Gyriinasilu
Rink, Campus, Art Gallery, Swimming Pool, New Science Building under construciio
siNcE JUNE 10, 1925, THE PROPERTY or Ti-IE UNITED CHURCH Or' CANADA.
Situated in Sackville, New Brunswick, at the centre of the Maritime Provinces.
Number of Students registered in 1920-30-900
Ladies College
University Academy Ml
”"““““ Commercial College
GEO. I. TRUEMAN, Ph. D.
Annual Session 1930-31- First
term opens September 9
ACADEMY AND
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
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Annual Session 1930-31- First
term opens. Sept. 22
l .ROYAL v1c'i'oR1A
COLLECE
Mrcrzl. imivimsny
Ali: :it real.
(Fennileal niiil en-lnwrii by the lata
Bt. Hon. linron eitraliironn and
lloniit Royal).
For women students resident and
non-reliiienl, Iveiinriiiit for ilegreel
iii the Fiiciiliy uf Arts 13. A.. B. Sc.,
B.H.S., li. Cnii-i.i limi Iii the Faculty
of Music. Students nre eligible for
scholarships in the l-`nculty of Arts.
Application for residence should
be mnile early :iii rirroiiimoduiiois in
iiio College ll 'lmltt-ii.
Bursary and Loan Fond
lsr elreiilsr iiriri information
Apply In
A well equipped residential
Ladies' College with rich cul-
tural opportunities.
Courses are given in Music,
Oratory, Household Science, Lit-
erature. Fine Arts and Univer-
sity Matricuiatlon.
Business Courses are provid-
ed by the Academy with which
the Ladies College is associated.
Write for calendar.
I
BEV. WM. C. ROSS, B. A.
Principal
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Registration: »
For new Students Sept. 22nd
and 23rd.
For others, Sept.. 24th and'
25th.
Annual Session 1930-31. FIB*
term opens, September 9
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General, Special and Matric-
ulatlon courses are Elven. 1015'
ing to the Colleges of Arts. Eli'
gineering, Medicine. DentlSlfY-
Forestry, etc.
Courses in Shop Work and
Motor Mechanics.
._ Courses in Business. 5¢¢f°'
tsrlal_ Work, Shorthand, Type'
Msuy soiioisrsiiiiis sua prim wrlllns. Penmsnmlp. etc-
oifered. `
Strong stat! of experienced
For full information and cal- l»¢l°h¢l‘l-
endar wriis 'to
Courses are given in Arts,
Science, Household Science, Dl-
vlnlty, Education, Engineering,
Pre-medical, Music, Fine Arts,
Finance and Commerce.
Write for Calendar.
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