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TWO I THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN
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am/ ide Coffage
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PENDULUM”
with a little feeling of relief. l0l¢¢l0wn_
ground or fine
“_ lslie did. it upset nie. Little by lit- iottetgwn
Q SANBORH, I
_
HONTREAL mine, all these old associations, S'dney, N. S
Thstj valuable property sttuate
at
Richmond Streets. fronting on
Hillsborough Square, béiiig N0- 79 $900. IN PREMIUMS $900. lint the question was coming into - lui
mv mind more and more insistent Albert J" Claude MCMIHRD' Char'
llowlng are the Clll5e5__ lylnlllll I haw lm.e._, ` lot.t_etown. The 4th Regiment. band. iiipers in
S0m__Hme__ I looked ___ “,___ j____l___I§_elt_ie, J. Murray, Clyde River. x_i_ghland dress, violin and piano,
0;.   iiersonal-ly, wondering about him. ln! 'Bl.;,nl0ll H" Henry Hooper,
240 TRO ' PURSE $30600 the clemnlls we 5*" °” me l’°l`°lllCliarlottetown. Highland dancing in costume.
ACE. - sometimes, more often in the little Ml” Lnaml0_ 1-_ Semple, Ken.
f 1, nv per cent in an living r°‘;m wllere wlll reall llll’ sington, P. E. l. Eugene Chaplin of the Boston Con-
` 90 0 'Q Papers an Ircad or sewed_ I could L till 1, R_ M C , S111 e , N _ t li i 0 c om-
ugmed mst pmol, basement Elm. Clasel Au records made _after _ee ____ ______m0 w______ __ ___________e__ _____ S__oc e c owan i n Y xrvatory, come an pan a c
EUS! 13'- D0 bar- Nallfmal l`l`0l' Ile was and he wasn't handsome. Zua Baughman, H. Benoit, Char-l
E A§0Cl8!i0l1 l'\\l@B t0 SOVEITI-_ His skin had been \votidei'l'tilly clear iottetown. ice
Entries C1052 Si'1t\1l”d1\>'» 1\\li¢'ll5l und alive when l first knew hint, James W. McKinney, John Car-
Hlllsborough Street, First iloor l_n-
cludes_sun~p0rch, vestibule, hall.
parloil,"'li\'ing-room. tlininE~f00lll~
kitchen, pantry and porch. Second
fioor,U1our bedrooms and bath.
Third
heat
vvitniirsnu without. nurse well
tri
3135-8-swim_2§L1. _:___
F
by
fa
vation, with good house an D si
and
The undersigned offers for sale
81 _ ' 1
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° ‘For Sale
i.t;.._. -
thillorner of Hillsborniigh and W
floor, bedroom. Hot water
ing. House in splendid repair
c Washer installed in kitchen, Au
Possession by September 15th. ,ln
For"partic`ulars tililill' I0
MACDONALD 6. MACPHEE1 lg,
ARM For. SALE
T
acres at Cornwall lately' OWDW
John J lsellow deceased Thi_s
is in excellent state ot cultl-1be
d bar I
conveniently near church.
S_l!'a:b1e Residence M
2.25 P
ZDOI' . '
Notice is Iiercby given that thefllfe “"'9"y W°"l“"l l°°l"3 at her lllls' Baron Boy, H. Hooper, Ohar- Annnn_
' undennining iny ideals. ' siiigton, P. E. I
DISCONTENT Free For All Trot and Pace
Alberta Putcihen, H. Benoit.
Pu 00.00 harl etown.
°l‘“P'¢' 47 we $4 civiigtyvsn, H. Benoit, charlotte-
Kemmah Aubrey, Edward gov,-"_
I __ , , _ Stewart, French River.
2"” head” 0" ‘ll llle Sl~f*l~l°“ l-Jmotionless, T. C. Edgiltl. Char' lottetown.
Zua Baugbman, H. Benoi-t. CHU'
Governor General, W. Matthews,
l “'35 SUNY Slle had Spoken as Peter Verde, Henry Benoit, Char- Snnlmersifie,
-Miss Alto, Dr. Bowness. Sum~
tie all these old friends of Our Peggy. Robert McGowan, mel-s|d9_
Ruby Aubrey, W. Clark, Sum-
) .
were closing in around me, were Miss Luando_ T. Semple, Ken- n1el~s|de_
Queen Petrella, Philip Howabt,
SuliD0se I should adopt their cvn Dun Patcheu; CDI D- A- M30' Cape Traverse.
  it-al worldly point ut' view! \\'iiat Klllllllll- Cllllrlmil-el°Wll~
then? Suppose 1 should begin to' Pllllmofa Dllloll- O'K°elef st'
 ` think that the great things of life ~l°ll“- lsll
Starter-F. J. E. VVi°ighi.
Each of those classes will furn-
the keenest and most thrilling
- were the things that 1 had reailv Ellgermn ~l”5~ M°D0ll5l‘l» G90' races of the season. If thi?
W renounced-_> ` rgetown. weather proves favorable, the
EDNESDAY, Aucusr 29th, 1923 1 had -been st. sure love was ev- "fans" “'lll be ""’“"“' l° “ "ce
erylhrng. I was sure oi' that still.
Teh fo
2.20 TR
Entry
2.20 Trot and Pace-Purse $300.00. festival surpassed by none in spec
interest.
Music will be specially featured.
I dispense sweet music.
step dancing (liz and Clos).
'Special violin selections by
niment.
Dining and refreshments saloons
cream, fruits, etc,
Midway like n State Fair-pro-
l’~ lml Ulf* llH.\'H iilfloors at the office ver. Charlottetown. ceetls donntcd to P. C. Ilospital
.\iail )‘0ul' elitl`i0S Nifli' I0 and the evenings anti nights indoors l’l'iHC€éS AlllJl`€Y. A- K~ MCN0lll. fund.
T- G- NES' and in badly ventilated over lleatcd SOIIUIPOFI-
The "Queen" will bc .selected
' Secretary l,l,,Ce5_ llml ,ll~l~,_.Cle,l lllm as ll lwlll .Vim-_v Pickford, James Arblng, nnd pngtogrnplied (nolcns volc-ts.)
3138-8-8-l0i. affected me. ‘Charlotte-town.
________ _*___ Even tryin. <n.n'¢11k,, 1.e1,,g1,,.,,., _Pansy Aubrey- W- Matthews- Wrist watch souvenir for the
_ the fresh air and the quiet is doing1R"'_°" Holleng N' S' _ Qllelm-
you mom.. I Said Suddenb Silva Princeton, B. Ramsay,
Five beautiful medals for dancing..
This pnrt of the program is at-
he   ,_Oh_ I __ el all _. I _ 123] _,y l.\Io_ntrose. _ _ tractinir .special attention on :lic
lm .. _UGO llllgn “d S (.lenmorra, Col D A lilac mainland, (ttccordlng~ to Halli’:\.\‘
“W 've' gave u me lmpmlem Kinnon Charlottetown' U ani New Clwsgow papers) Many
, . 1.- _ _
In the estate of Springton Lum- Lwlsl ll’ lll5 5_h°llllll`l"5- _ I ' I (lt e l d ll-om lb
,_ Com _ln Lld_ aullmrlzed 35,' I went on with my critical inspec-_ vis urs me exp C 9 e
s D yl l tion At some time in 'her iuarrietl 23° Trot and Pa"_Pu"° $30000' Slater provinces'
sclionisnd Dost office. Springton Lumber Co., Ltd., oi`ll"l1ld» 'ml as tlwllgll he "em ll” lottetown.
1
'For further particulars apply !01S
Always something new at New
If day should prove unfavorable
prington, Prince Edward isiandfllan she was wedded l°» °l' lllal Shel Patricia. Aubrey, James O‘Brien races will be held on first fine day
George S. Inman, Soliciwf. Cllafjdld on the :list day oi' July, 1923.l“""’ Sure She was Folllg l° l°V@ mf"-Ir. Elmsdals. P. E- I- following.
lottetown, or I0 U19 UU‘l9l`5lH“ed"tt1alte an ntithorized assignluent to "Ver and ever ‘lllll as Slle llllglll Siellil T050. H- Cllmpllell. C1131”
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Never at dull moment. Come to
ANNABELLA KELLOW, lllle llmle,slgnL.ll_ look st S0me D9I‘I`€Cl S't\'i11lg€l'. S°H\<"lotteto\vn. New Annan Races early and forget
Administratrix Estate
John Kellow. , ll,
st meeting oi' the creditors in the 3 Crlllcal W9- iS0llil\I10i'l~ l
Notice is further given that the llolllblllll Verso” on Whom 5lle llellllsl 'lllw PUD- Hamm°lld K9llY1 YOUR' ii'0\ilil95 f0l` 0 lll\Y-
Tlis Honor Goveruor`McKlnnon
C0l‘!1\\'&ll. P. E~ l»‘l,l,'(,,_e eslnle wil lbe lleld nl lll,,_ The man who looks up to mectf llaby Todd, John Macdonald, and party are duo tb start early.
07-8-7-Gi. lofllce of The Easlel-D /pl-usl Cl,__ that sudden inspection should take Southport. Thin-oily 41-mill the crush at the
__ _______ (_~l,al`-l0ll(.l0“~n’ on llln lull day ollcarc. I¢`orit1na_\'1be the direct break _Ottr I’ropl10I-, T- SOIDDIO, Kell- gates, and lieur the good music be-
. August, 1923, at 11 dclgek in the between happiness and a gradually SIIIRUJII. fore the race starts. Dinner
l~Ol.cn00n gl-Owing misery Silva Princeton, B Ramsay. tables set nt I0 o'clock. General
  Tlo entitle You to vote tlieretit. Bill Wlll “ever l00k0d UD- }l9.~\l"llll`°~“@~ H admission 50 cents, meals 50 cents
» pmol- ol your clalm musl be lodged wen; nn rnndin-_» Starlight, B. Ramsay, Montrose. children__ 2 for 50 cents, grand
  Iwlm us _before the meetlng ls hem He had 'an ll.r'egllllu. pmllle_ nm _I_’ansy Aubrey, \V. Matthews, stand 20 cents,
l Proxies to be used at -the meet- xi bud one. His hair was nicc in tiiclmlfll' l_l0l`l10Fl. N- S~ _
‘ve he lustmctml by L_ C_ Welling -must be lodged with us prior way it went back from his i`oroli1»u_'i1 'f"`“ 'ml BUY- C- H. Mttton,
thy
tio
executor to sell by public auc-illl
and on Great G90l'S€ Si- Hlll0lU' tion 'I7 of the said Att ue shall dis Ile lootked tip, dra.v1n by the man
Port Elgin, N. B.
ereto. _ his clilu was not stninil. though it
And further ink noiic il L if was well shaved it was docidetllv
nd. N0. 4 that desirable businesS_tinie.fixe~d by subsection 8 of sec coiild not see the eyes now. 1m,llng_
g Large's Carriage factory noivil
n on' Tuesday August 14th, 1923 ‘ 'c 'o ia - _ -' _- - take in burying you here all sunr '
7 o'clock p. m., the property oflyou have any_clalin against tlielweak looking. His mouth_~flt cnultl mm you Wm, your mlenl_ But the   
e lale Joseph Jackson nn f0li0w5;_tlebtor for which you are clltitlctlbe tender as I well knevl. It Louie _quiet wDn.l_ lmrl yuulu Tlwre was
_ 1'a vacant lot fronting on_to rank, prnoi of such claim mtistibe linrd too--and illtln _l_1<' _li>°_l§l‘il‘n. _1;latit'r> from those odd green eyes.
    ";.‘;':f‘        in M  
on s 0 . ._ a 0 S tc, o, roni cy(-s ‘ti t z '_e ". 2 _'_ 2 'ylmll lu“(,,ll wllll m0_ C,_m~ l H1
3 COIIBEH adjoining with lfit of and alter the expiration- of the far less ntirut,-tive than his, but i.,mm,_, by Wednesday_..)Shl;E_sald  CASH PRIZES FOR FIELDS OF
‘ill be delighted.” *I answered me-
lbiite the proceeds oi the tlebtor`>' nctisni of my gaze. _,.ll_.ml(_all,._ And they dllove om
_ I _ _
“Sed 55 3 blcycle l°el’all"sh°ll<lestate among the parties entilleill “\\'llntYs up, C0n1l1le'."' lie askcdi Wm watched me car disappear
Terms at Bale' thereto having rcgnrtl only to thr..lnvin;! aside his paper. . ._
11- BENJ' CARTER a' SON claims of which we have ilierll "‘NoLi\it:i.;,"_ I nnsu'ci'ed. “I wish llllliliellllmlli and bwwlcd at nl" Ulf! IIIPCP <`0tlrlti0S. Where tht”-TB
A\lCli0l1€€T_ nollc _ __ llmcs ,u_llk,.ll ll l,,__ll,.l-l `_ ' are fivo or more entries each for
:sizs-s-7-41.
F ARM FOR SALE
hundred and twenty three acres,
one hundred and thirteen clearedp
balance under good growth of hard
wood. This farm is in e. high state
of
The Dunk River flowing tlirnngh
the back of the farm. it s situated S
in
from Emirald Junction. The build- a
ings sro ll in good repair. Can be t
purchased with or without crop.
B98. Magdalene is now making
da
an
&
S¥dIYO‘.7 train. GUS ll1°l`° at 4 D-ln. situated in a prospenous section of out to seo who tim iinexpm-ted
limited number of autos can be the Province. Apply to the under- guns-its were. Thr-_v wr1r1~Gwcn4iol_\'ii,
Saad. and a party oi friends.
A
handled each trip. ' sl
BRUQE STEWART 6. C0., LTD. S
I offer for sale my farm of one 3 __
cultivation, and well watered.
a public place about one mile C_
For further particulars apply, p
LOUIS McCOURT,
, Emerald’ p_E_l_ henna D ve on accoun 0 day came cool and delightful. We
planned tt tramp over the hills for  
LEA Hoglqrtggilver the afternoon. and that morning we
 3ll85_8_4Smwl-_ had -breakfast out on the porch and l;~l,_l_m Englncs_ Maple Lear Gram
‘ 3101»8-6-Gi.
CH'TOWN-PICTOU SERVICE
ily return trips 'between this port
dlPIctou, leaving Bruce Stewart <1
mved jolm nom sale at 6 _ m_ the flowers and in the afternoon we
D led __C_ _ __ _ ___ ___ _some_ __ _ll k _ you __ _____| ilitlcous place! And the summer W
z t proc w i _ ' ie osee |0` ._ 1»
______1__e A;i________S__"t___2___ o n tis __i_t;l_e________f;_Il)______ _ has only just stat ted! H
THE EASTERN TRUST CO. Win picked up rt cigarette and lit -I-°m°".°.w_Sepa|.ale ways _
tt
Auiliorizcd Trustee ‘il, -
Cllarlottctown Bl':mt:li "i‘m not dear, lie illlSWf‘-i`0tl §0l\'l T;"_~*»'-*__°*i'~l- h
1
_ . 'Ill `lI I. I.Il..' ll"
1°9'8'S`w12wk- ll-‘7 "lll" Smnllllng "_ much lzcter   \1'(Iitl>.’:ili(a::lc‘l;lt'i(rlll§ fgrtyociliillgl, Oat;
___;__:,____T_____,,,_ tlutu I' cxpcct0tl_ 1 think I l1H1St D0 ,md lmlaloes fllly cents ll ,mlm
I *T vt‘goI;tlirlg" *"" V,
rs ee .
  I bo anltn laugh. the il .t fr Farm of 65 acres near village,
il _s
laugh for a long time. iloutl St. Pet.er‘s Bay, will sell wlth|
_W -‘you-ro lml_ Xml are l~,\laxltig," I or without Crop stock or farminglni
I W'lll B911 ‘by Dllbllc 3-UCll0Yl UU cl-l,.,l pit-iiiciits. Will be sold reasonable
, , . _ lil .I tint we ia n
MLMnley hum' york Point' 50 Hucstéailllsufgllowiltlg weekend Win Pmllllsus-
aturday, ]lth_ of August on the D. ` ._ l d 0 for quick sitio. Apply to owner on
James Pendergast, Secy.
J. J. McKinnon, Prop.
l W' -' ' \
Competition, 1923 _
OATS, WHEAT, BARLEY
AND CERTIFIED SEED
POTATOES
There will be competitions in
ltcztt and barlov forty cents oats
roivn from certified seed.
The number of prizes, in oncli
fonnty, will be proportionate with
tho number ot' entries. Prizes will
'ill be pnid for each point of tho
coro above eighty.
Runes AND scout/\'r|oN's
1. A field of oats shall consist oi
cr 01 g 11 l dm ll l l _ » - - ` ' at least five acres, of wheat and
0 ,sill pugglasiefn g Hy n mb find I SETI! fi l0_§`li1_5lll\ll`dl‘_Y m°l"“` St Pelorsagvglq IH' WALKER barley three acres of certified seed
f ` ' ' k' n t a tit am n ' ' ~ ' ~
rsrms-6 months credit on ap- "lg “°“ 5 °” " vm a ° g 3169-io-nnw-si. P°'““’e” l“’° “Wes-
D _ . .
sal osltl t f ll] went lol' a swim .it the bcntli. Sun
fee or call at
I inode IHUITIDS Whllli Wlil Illfl‘l‘> C01' Grinders at attractive prices. Write
     It was one of the nicest rnomor- JOHN l..l_ gl|_l_  SON
_.___ ics I have---tlidt morning. But it Cnm-|0llel0wn_
The Business Stand nf, Annan. cntletl at noon. _ 3170-8-lit-fiu\v~2wks.
ale, P. E. island formerly occupied For :it uwiu fi great var slid ull
04°-'9 Wharf *ll 7 H- -D1-. 199-Vins by Messrs. Morrow & Company. to our gate and stopped. Win cull:-ti -  T* 
Pl°l0“ 95 fe'-"T11 011 U15 i\l'\‘iVBl Of Splendid facilities for shipping and into tim hnu.=:t\ for 'ine :ind l wont W _.__;_:__..__:_;__ _.___ _L.___.1__,,_
»,»1_
..., Agents
... Phone 828 or 773 3
Oulu' P' E' ‘Bland house, as cozy as a lJird‘s nest,” ,
July mlb' 1923- Gwen cried, holding out both hands
030`s`1“f to Win as she nllgilitcd. "Connie
THE J' J' HUGHES cow l-TD' "So sweet, such it :I1-:tr little
__ _ = dear, lllow well you look! I rcttlly lie-
I..
EASTERN STEAM
Relumption of Fnight and
SI-II .
,_-§__._'0v_l_nNo___gl;i_ JOHN AMD BOSTON .
- -,ll --_. W.. -.._..-.fer :.f".:.‘°.-.".:.§=.t.:'=.‘::..°.':.':: ;'..:'::.:_~°-' -'
__ O1|;_\_!::__°,tl~ipl are via Eutport md Lubac. duo Boston about ll
r 5 trips are to Boston direct. duo Sundays about 2 p. m.
9-Leave Boston Mondays and Fridays at 10 I. m. (Daylight
lGV§l I for Eutport, Lubeo and Bt. John.
I' _ slwrmnooins sam
At :ton connection ll made via
Pauonger Service Between
gtlst md Nuouger ntumsrs for New York and points South and
wr ltltorooml. rates usd lddltionll Information, apply to
UUIIRII. Agent.
liovc this agrees 'with you. li
“THE DANGEROUS
AGE”
\\'o ull reach it, but 1
when and l
HOW?
  We greeted the party and they itll \`---__¢~~__..-__ ._.___________,____T_____j,___
L
Nl
2. An entry fee of $1.00 shall be
charged. for the first and fifty
cents of each additional entry of
grain and $1.00 for each entry of
potatoes.
3. The entry fee shall accompany
the application.
4. Entries shall be made to the
Department of Agriculture, Char-
lottetown not later than August
25th, 1923.
5. C-otnpetitors should notify the
Department of Agriculture at.|€HS€
one week previous to date on
which harvesting will bogin.
6. The judging will bo done by
representatives of the Department
of Agriculture. _
7. Competitors are requested to
note the following requirements
for standing fields of oats only.
The field must be seeded with
ts) registered Banner Oats, or (b)
Seed from n field which had been
sown with registered seed and in~
not less
for pit
pa rtine
OFFICIAL SPANKER FOR
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“uuuuugsf ful llnmzn courmr 
“DIIIIA
1 -  - - - . us
N' ..._-» _ ` '  ` first entered his present profession
-"/-/// `\I l_S‘ i about three months ago when a
 _ ~ _‘ _ _ worried Oriental parent confided.
/,L / "~'  5 "My boy, Sain, he no like go
/ ' "  ‘ sch
/ in
1- ft. f-at  -1-W ililiis ill liwlllll llcis.ll,g|,§|ll
Wednesda. Au ust 15th 1923 §3_"  my... 1.1...  .1
av Manton nustucmu y’ g ’ 
k on some lncorrlglble Chinese
fierce uspcct. he assumes on
itivo occasions, is also known
tho “Mandarin of Chinatown,"
ool. All-time lun away. Take
juv‘nile court-no good. No
ju\"nlle court Sam jus’ ltin
Lcanux " ' ' '
_i__i_________ away some more. You spankee him
spected and approved while grow- Mis
tah l<‘loytl." Anti Floyd did.
ing. or (c) seed from fields that S0 appreciative wus the parent
have been two or more yettrs in of
the competition and have scored vii
than 241/Q out of 25 points picturesque cage. Today a dozen
rity and approved by the De- caliiiry birds at tho Hall of Justice
nt gf Agrlcnitnl-¢-__ testify that Floy<i's business is ex-
l'<‘loytl's handiwork that he pres-
tcd him with canary bird in n
--*eco-*_ painting.
SAN FRANCISCO CHINESE
-?~_-oi(
POLES HOMESICK FOR
D
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of
CI
 5
 .',\»_ _
 V,.7"'*I~Ivery iOc ~
_ Packer of
 WlLSO_N'S
3 FLY PADS
1 _
,wilt xiii Hunt rtirs null
\S8°-“wants or luv
“»._Sricxv1tvcsro4fn,»
can to handle. Sold b
Dfllggisis, Grocers ani an
General Stores
 _
the “migrants from Poland w
Jews, the quota of 1923 wiilere
l1l0Stly composed of Poles who be
tw
to
_ I
quarters of the Chinatown squad to iii'o\'i0\ii~i y@tlI‘B. Wllen 90 percei-f 0
turned front America. to Pointe-
0 Years ago, but who are unablld
. _ e
SAN FRANCISCO. Aux. n.~ AMERICA nolllgfl “img :ith 'lm °°“<ll'i°iis or
‘Spanking neatly done" might ho -i fro ’
the sl - 1 - -
entirely tim
"1 Am ‘i<‘-lin. and are retusrliim
gn on the door of the head WARSAW Aug 9-Contrary the Neil. Worm , “S
D
HARVESTERS’ EXCURSION
From
l Charlottetown
Friday, August 17th
"‘24.liI] $24.50
to Winnipeg
P'L'us half a .cent per mile beyond, to all points in Manitobal Saskatoon, Alberta (Edm°|1_
ton, Calgary, McLeod and East)
SPECIAL LOW FARES RETURNING
TRAIN SERVICE-Harvesters will leave by regular morning train for Borden and
connect at Moncton with “HARVEST SPECIAL" leaving there ‘at 3.45 p. m.
Special LUNCH COUNTER Cars-Colonist Cars of Best Design-Special Cars for
Women
Travei the National Way to any Point in Western Canada
For Further information Apply to-
W. K. ROGERS, or W. M. FLYNN,
' City Ticket Agent station T-'icket Agent
3172-8-10-6i. 1
P   enthusiastic.
"See the cliild‘s eyes~-blucr than
heaven' You look so different i'roin
last winter. Will it make me as
young :uid charming? I could oven
I turned to i1Ik to the others J
the llotropoiitm Lino express
way to find our place.
auly motor map I possess" (lwen
Bt. J li I. B.
0 n' cried. “Wln, I lltLven't scrati _volt-~
.if
,.
,lm
S. S. “MANGA”
Pnllngor and Freight steamer 8500 Tons Displacement
l|»`Qli/U Montreal forAr. CharIette¢own.Ar. Charlottetown
;_ Ciilritmotown G. leave for 8t.John'|0. lava tor Montreal
for days, have I? I)o you liko it
lhere?"
l “I htito it,” Win answered, look-
‘ing down into her eyes. They were
lstnnding a little apart from the
lgroup, but I -could overliear und no
could anyone who chose to llstem.
“Well. she may lbo making a nils-
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Austin 18 Baum uism with ivilnsi-11's. at nests,
camo in on the porch Gwen was too '_ T _ Y -Y _ U T
endti_rc  collntry it' It would make   
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mountains and ran out of their Sch0ol___
"llofil Slx llmesl Y°“ am ll°l- 0" HZINK twice before you tlirowaway future clinncns
T-'oy starting in a "1blind-alley” job, just for the sako
:of earning tt few dollars.
Cmnt: to Fisher Colleges, lln.~1~ You'll not the tl\r\ro\ii:li_ prac-
ton's be-at hiisint-ss t|'aInI|i|< tit-al training that the s\|<~<-:~.~.~i-
rwliooln nnrl ninstvr Shorthand, fill hiininnss int-n ni' iudity |'|-1~-
'l‘y|»|-wrlflngz Ilnnrlnrluu Correa- oivcd. N0 frlllit, nn fads. You
rionrlrnvr :mtl Avonurntlnz. 'l`Ii"n spend the nl\urtl~.\il time :md get
ynti'Il Int- worth Twice ns much vxuctly wilul. you not-tl for tin-
to any cillrlfrycr. least. nmncy.
Fall Term Opens Sept. 4
’ \Vrite for catalogue today. Toll its your
ambition. You'Il rccclvc a hr-Ipfiil rt-ply.
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