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magic of the greatest marvel of
science is what the radio
to every' home. And we have
you need whether you
a complete set or to build your
Here pre some of the-prices to
you how reasonable ours are.
Model VI. Set complete $65.
fviodoi XJ.. set complete $125.
Set complete _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ ._ $200.
Set complete  . _ ._ _ _ _ $105.
 ii >"9‘1 >'@ :“@“*~
or phone for complete price
of Radio parts.
The . . 
Hardware Go. 
. / Lnnned S
St1°eet Grafton Street 
i soy Hiokfoy’s When Y°“
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WALK cing tho fishing uuil lolisior iudiis-|
itry in Long Island Sound the Iloiird '
has undertaken to lux; cvcry ripo
egg-br~ai‘iiig lobsici' ri-lczvfeil by its
ngents, A lobster ri-lcui<<'d ill Pul-
incrks Grove, Noiiuk. .ni .lilly ll|
, <, _ vas <~:iug.lit by Itolioi-l_ lliilii ou
Stine .“mu,d.,T,S“Tl6he]!;\ iViiLi»li Hill Iiepf, uint. niilpg away
Im i,(_":‘vi;;|ik 0,- ,;,\V,m. ‘on July 23.
w - -|-
o ionsior is capable
at least it mile a ilIlY
-not ite-ni osiopiisiied
nf a ccrtniii l0h5i@\`
eqeo-eoeoave-*_*
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BEST Chewing TQb2\CC0_
Manuilactured ’
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the same attention as large
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136 Prince Street »
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How To Get It
For the Mere Nomilnal Cost of
Manufacture and Distribution
3 Coupons and 98c
eeeure \thle NEW authentic
Dlotloniiry. bound in bleak
grain, illustrated with
page; In color.
Preeent bi' mall to.tlils
Goupone' with
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ef hdndilng, plekilitl-
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"‘The Store of Service"
ohnson _ & Johnson
The Quality Drugstore
Cor. Kent and Prince Streets
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SHOP from I-i0lf1\Bli'B Catalog. 200,000 CALORIC PIPELJESS
Furnaces in use. Some Furnace.
ilEIll|N HIS
  Nil Sllll|PS
BIG BARGAINS I N BEDS, Fred. H. Trninor, Agent. lil, 1* '
springs and mattresses this week S . _ ~_ (ily Dominion News Service)
at BEER & WEEKS- 711-27-21 TRAINOR HAS A REAL PIPE-
'-_- ' less Furnace, Caloric is the nsme.
PATONS have just" received a See him, 80 Grafton St. 21 ` , » _
fun stock or the latest in new snko -- and salient queues at the Post Ot-
,nd v.,1.,m_ - :zoo-o-27-zi A'r'rEN‘rioN , i.AoiEsi.-Mako (sy non-inion News sorvioo.> no-e_
-1- - shopping a pleasure by using ii PARIS, S691- 27~“‘Ti1° °°”f"2°t' T-hat is because of the new sur-
-'nosiii Hoon Fi.oun is Pi-im may snoppios no o 1 mio r the two homing” °f La li
naman, sept. 2'!-irhrougnout
Berlin these days there are long
U 0 cents at Guardian office B\‘l|0 l"9l‘1‘0ll’i°f‘i “wk pac” “ t e the "Wi iiillo
_ _ - 70'.-J».z.:ii
Lend night classes at the Union
Coinmerclnl College. Special --é-ee->l_
Cuiirso in Penmanshlp by Prin. TOY BALLOONS G0 FAR.
Moran. -i
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WINSLOE METHODIST CHURCH' LONDON, Sept. 27.-~Al1 cxpi-rl-i
-Sunday, Sept, 30th: Wiiisloiiiinont conducted by liunilri-ds of,  
North, ll a.in.; Princetoivn lIonil,ivliiliii~en at liiiirgatp has ,|,.,,,,m_
7 p.iu., Sunday School Rally nf \\'iii- strnted that the criiisliig railiiisi fi -
sloo South iii; 3 ll-HL All HW' \\'f’i' ii toy luilloou is roughly 300 nilli-:l:_Z ‘HY D°mmi°n News Serviflwb,
voino. Minister, Rev. Chrisloplior ,ind that u toy balloon i'eli>n;,‘»-il lu- VAHIS, Sept. 27-An awgrmlij
tlruliam. Eiiglaiid will most likely follow th-~ -'hh Ci1\l‘U9gi"V;I;g:`ng?tiI2guggny )§;l
» ' . . . .i'l’; It ie, ~
______“_.________ _  the /lcppelins took iiiiiiin. ilu ;:hll1§(§Il1ne Department brings 1;)
LETTER OF SYMPATHY‘ This is of great scientific liiiporl- iil,hi- i110 fllliel- martyrdom 0( 8' vi '
fconsulnte under heavy guard.
Ili(-in around that Great Wliito ` _
Thmng 0" 135]; we "ri: (giitinm U; tv-foul' hours' and next ilny i-;li~¢l_-
:iizo upon lil vticttn cial' ani yi I, I ti lt “vm ,_(,,,,.h, ` d ‘
wail until the Comforter calls us ull;1'ih£‘%§0l;1e€fSnoreéhcoowlrers Ouhvyrir the lead ill his 'U0 Y
homo und we. too. Shall hi* Ilfi-
. ' toy hullooiis.
<<~inIiled \\'ilh those clezir ones gonvl , _ I I I German , ,,,,m,,, / r - _
invforn to n land iinkilo\yn_ but to I(;ill;;iY(car;)slFr;J}iérnmn hoylwo,    stick twelve st ps on an envelo
g _ (_ V -~ .;, |. ' pe
wil.-ro we have the blessed zissur- ,_ _ _t i,h_d t _ (qw, Z, |,.,;_. _ . _ -eleven of 2,0, marks and one
:iuro that .-God ls_-. _   igilglgndlomilfcl wm,|,\ ,,,,,    5_000_ (wb,
it is ii ‘wil kimwn ‘uct mm' Wm |ili>:iseil to receiv the five sliilliiiusl ' 1'
`if’i°""S me was pure and HONG: ln-ic'iiisi= I :im olilged to bul' n-~wl _ v S 'cpl
<lic,a person of sterling l\voi‘tli‘lnndidoyllieisi _ |  h;7\‘<'Sqo;;Vl “mei-
<~li=irai'Ii»r. daily doing tu- wi- of ' .-.§'-1 'ni -- -I _ six iniiiion ‘i 0 ‘ _*_ .. '
ili"` Si\Vl"“r» "ind -he" task hmm iiiiiiilié :lililil  ilixilililijiz of ilu- ii\'\-'V10 the “M“en(`h"er PUBS me or
iiouo, lic look her home to ii illfici-H)_mm'n'l___ that truwued f,mh,_,,, yin of the Bavarian Socialists, ri.-
:ilrvuily pri-pared for those who ‘ ‘ "tired to General Luilendoiff- as
' _ 5-i \, l.l that siiuil- ,.
love :ind follow Hlin. As we <li'iftll::;lf‘(_(_ iulotilis nf;v“?‘§;;;fnt to hm, “ii-the great war prolongcr.
ilon lil`e'=. alliwa we are -ii.ii ei i
‘_ ' .' . - - " 'C " ' ' . - ‘ -~ '~ - ‘. eral Luilenilorff ielt. himself
°'°'°*°“**“‘-*.4 ly n€'iii‘e iligt God l,uio\vs oiii'cvoi'y|-“"‘;‘i `°l‘::_m;i i;lp(?HiI,,l:"H§\,§iiuihiiixedy and he has started pro-
' ` _ E- ---*-“'= \\':iul and llcctl' ilild \\’f! lJi`1\Y i-hill ,fl `i"`T‘;\d [nk of me b;l||,,0u,, glmlfi-ceilings against Iliff D11-Del' f0l` lib'
_ ~ --- ' f llo shall temper your so;-|~n\v and i.“_l|‘l'|noB,.|,.i,,,,, Hg- \vi~nt+:;-- lvl. 'Phe case proinises to be it
 lvsnrii your grief, inakirng you feel turhuoouiund' Cum “Mew Mlmuhighly interesting 0nP_ It WH,
 G ,“l‘l_’I-ii tho' I walk thi-0 the viillcy; h_;m_ Hwmw “_e,mm.’ Wm, _\.|,__,>_,,,,ne on in coup; within the next
:ind tho shadow of death, I sliailii" ‘ Y' r ~ \,_,,,_', _W weekB_
` ' d f\~'i“‘ “ii l"'ii-"_U"‘S H0 i" Hi” "W" \wi0. (.lroppini`   piQlil‘;iili~i- h"Aniong wltiieescis to he <-:flied
Reaches the i Multltu e 'mmi time shall show you comfort Rim] ii`dimi\\'di[~xl 'limi y‘:in`i l~l.~I ii."_i‘c iP1~inco Max Von Bziilvii, Gen-
”-' ` "mi 'mace' lhd1'I0'tA nsimliiroxviiiius l>oni." I»-ral Hoffman (leading spirit in the
" Pr"-l E- A- Wfiflhl- “D “ H .a '-1 ill iwlio iii-sp.iiiili--fl* -onclusion of pence between Ger-
i‘i'l‘S-- E- A» \Vfii§ht3 Vi(‘e'P""5-' 'TM (bil wlilch ti'ii\-iilll-ilimniiy and Russia, but now the
7-Irs. J. W. Waiigli; Sec\~otary.llIi~s.,`tiin hill; “lah cixxceivo $5 Mm great advocate of imernaumml
N. J. l\IcNelll,-On _behalf of mein- uri t»_______‘¢_____ WM against me Soviet regimen,
sw/iM 'ro Music i-‘ioiftmarsnai 1-iootzooaori' , and.
+,_,.¢~ “The secret of lust Swlmnilni. 11
  also," says Enrique 'l`irail>ocr- :inc
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EYESTRAIN
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'-'~_~Problbiy the
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ef Your
I-Ieedeehee
Have Your
Eyes. _
Examined
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nn. E. 0. HARRIS
128 Queen Otreet
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"’ Thezldacs
, ”"'”` once to every o\\'iier~di‘i\'or of ioy,l:ii;e priest, WIIOBB €X‘l>0l“im@n'-5 hi
~\ii'ii- w‘“~ M0359' New A“"”"' balloons. It explains \vhci'1~ inofi X-ray 0D6l`Bll0“5 -lin" moved M
Uill' limi' Bi5t°l'~°"Am“*"’~'i’ “"`ioi` the lost balloons go. ti--~-mainfi-onsideratble benefit to surgery.
i‘“°“’ Simi' ‘miy the “wut Km” "’.:i'lillilrcn pick them up, ziurl iliii:~l The effects of the Y-=`liYB haw
kings nnil Lord oi’ lords can \‘vUiiY|li:i\'o to buy no balloons ol' tiff-ii-if-mliiced the vicar. who was once n
lil" »' -_ ' - ‘ ' `
"lb ‘0"‘f°’S to 'a br°“"' yit “""-o\\'ii_ ’I‘hls, no doubt, saves flu-ii'l~nnn oi’ flue I>hY5ifl1l9. 7-0 H- Veil'-'
your sincere friends and co-\\'oi'l:- ~
~. ' ' 5 ". . _ Hi hands and his
pm of the W I would in ourgnmn pziiiiits hundresd oi million oi _hit wreck s
- ~ ' ' ' 'nuirks annually. When (li-1-iii:iiii~i;;lit urm ure Dill”-iysell and ff*
'mi “imng way convey tmi'I“V°slit-lillilren lose their balloons Ilii=si:iiil.-,wily -his teeth fell Olil.
li>\'o dull Syll1llll;iilYdt0iYt0il ‘“lt'i‘i'i cliiidrcn probably find tliciipwlii--li one of the vicar‘s inventions is
hi‘-‘S Ui’ YOUV 0 °"9 5 9 91"' H l »; .-1 1 " I' iilll'1i sv _ - meter, which estim-
lizird, vory 'liaril. when death, _thoV(;}C;,?,:bf§9flnnua smmg 0 I M A i_,i::SrP;Tc0u?.3§; the depth in the
(;,.iiu llcaper, willkenter oui' midst' N,,,,,.ly all the 1,a||00,,,; ,~,.y,,._-,_q,.,ifU,__kmee at which any pl-ojecglple
"“‘i C‘i""Y ’1“"13' " l°"""i °""' hm _-it liiargate crossed the North Stn :',,_` lOd..ed_ ' l
lin- fact that King J.esuS plai-cs vany m. ‘hem “mm Dlckm-I up ill! _ mdpgrimenting on himselft the
iviciir would -swallow a spoonlul of
small shirt fl-nil f0llOW the COIINI3
liollnnd and Belgium wltliiii 'wol-
J: -.'. '
.___ - other war figures.
.. _ i ‘  I 4 d
well ns ondui inte, lies in l.iil‘_l\ .IPS eXPGCi-9 -
the mind occiipled with soiiiviiiiiiir -*_*'¢°'>*"'
!\i‘;:entiuiun who swam from l‘.:ii» -_-
_ 15 1 -; niii 23 A wise hostess avoids topics that
 nh: ‘(3 qDoS?-hldllind doiiiuiss liniiid stir up personal prejudices. Dis-
m nu in- boat accompziuv liini_ "l cuslon is the making Of S000
xzlinoted $0 quit twice when I sn-lick if-onversation. Argument is its
wld currents," he sold niterwnrils.idestruction.
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affect 1'. E. I. service. ones'
m Wm leave Sackvme at |;_g,', p_ mon. and of women who ure
0l ll'
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MACS Brand Essence of
Vinegar Ile the favorlfo °f ai'
good cooks for purity ¢""‘*
strength. T-his Essence is an
exceptional strong concen-
trated Vinegar. One P_"‘*
makes three quarts of fl"
pickling Vinegar and is re¢>
1 ommended by the most suc- /,__ "
ceeeful cooks as the best P'°' 1
eurable for Chow Chowv fL‘,g. i K
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.ind kindly.
Pleklel.
Our eteek ‘of SNC" 7°'
Piekiing sro pure. stroriti ="“
'free from “miine=". °*°-
Juet eee our goods.
:>‘<;:r
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|I.nnvre, which was brought to the
Revelations of some wur secrets
In ‘ PERSONAL PREJUDICES
--1,ut_5udd@n1y the trombone iilareii 'Pliers is no man or woman who
I l I rl e midst oi' is quiet so much of a bore in soc-
ftliié i?di:(hoyil:laHgFl?l?e;s,I;o I] kept goin:-I lui life as the one who argues. nud
for another four hours' swim." the strangest thing about It is that
-___ these very same persons seldom
- , suspect that their habit of arguing
C.N.R. TlIl°16»Ch3.1l,9.eS is making them vory uniioiuiliir
When they find themselves avoid-
On   ed or wake up to the fact that they
, are no longer invited to the homes
_ , __ ;\;_ “_ "nes of certain friends, they suspect
Pnziirieo°i§;':)ifs3€3,_(`0,,ly ,-\i;i,l1y :my other cause than the real
Train NO 40 now due at 1035 p. It is a tendency of very young
no
v n Charlotte-town :it longer youthful, to regard their
iIi..'2ifimd|>.Mig.,eniid ut Summer<i_do own Dolnt of view as interesting to
_11_10 p_ m_ 'fill-iil'JT-ii other. But except to ones in-
___=;_»- timate friends nml sonictinies to
 »”‘ one's family. It is pretty sure to
be boring. If you cnn and to the
cleverness ot a conversation or the
   amusement of others by giving
your views, then express them.
but be man or woman of the world
enough not to wish lo establish
your views in the minds of others.
It is the customary fate of new
truths to begin as heresies and to
-Instinct preceded wisdom even
In the 'wisest men, nnd may some-
times be muah the better guide.
It fs ‘beautiful to -see un injur-
Bli. disappointed man protective
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I, 0 #LEASE Yo 6 5, ny n o _I I i h _<1 urged stamps being issued~tor
GUARANTEED T . . _ i -
' BE-|-1-gR_n » ___ American Consulate liege. lllhd Not even at the Reiclisbsnk in
THE GUARANTEED PIPELESS Bcrunrd Bahanson. lho hlizifif U1" the.worst days of the mark famine,
FOXES WANTED T0 RANCH- Furnaces is the Caloric. See us be- “KW” 0” L°°““l'd°- ‘Vh°i 9~m‘;°:;‘c‘f or nt food shops when supplies
B_"e0(lll1§ foxes ranched at mason- lore you purchase it Pipeless Furn.|5Df`UiHllY "Um F|°i'0“°° °" bw re were scarce, have the queues been
able rates. J. B. Mlllmsn, Kensing- a@e_ F,-ed H* Tumor, Agent' zhcaslnn, in Bivilli! evidfiiiie l"h°at_ bigger. Everybody wanted some
ton. 6289-25-6i. ' --__ _ _ *tho Consul-Gonenil-_‘_ie“  iflfoi; ht of the new stamps, which will soon
.___ - WHEN v|5|1-mg 'rHE'¢;|1-y_i‘fi1l|y that 019 °110:‘ft°°“cg'um mfvo he rarities, and stamp dealers
smiss R/iii. BED wi~ri-i nom miss visiting Putons spooioi i"°‘“ U10 Uni'-‘Id gufgigrdo nought up-.forgo quantities for the
spring and -mattress-‘iz _nice look- Showing of Millfuery, Dress Goods-,i"'_“`“ Painted “wretched c`0py of a l1°“10 M141 foreign market-
'ing outm' for $15.50-Bisou so and Loaios' Ready-to-wear. 1 Huis °“iYlg in mph, to a ,,,,e,,_ The new surohsrseii soimiis are
|wEKS_ 711-27-zi 'loo-9-21-zilfmi'-frglfl Bgouhsel for Sh, Joseph gf)-rest;-iyA;0ro»;iari<iooie_ on tho old
-_ , 'E ~ .. an p enn g stamps, and on
P_A'rEN1-En FEATURES oitoui Nici-i-r sci-iooi.-Any ooo wi.=ii.i"“"‘i”"» "“°,§;‘ §§§"{§_'e ;"J‘pey°;;‘§f tho..-o io, tiiroosigm and is.. marks
mo (;a]¢,r|¢_ Buy one this fall. Ing to attend nigh-t classes nt ihol"""|‘“ gen” th’an 150 years 01,13' *ali ‘Ji “'hi°ii"h“V9 |005 Wen 'Y'
Fred H. Trnlnor, Agent, 80 Grnftoii Union Commercial College shoiildluofgf? mxilng brought from the ini; useless-`the surchurggfs 8,000
Street. _ Zi send their numes to Prin Moi‘;iii_,,._n“'lpé't tes is me property of marks. -Stamps of 12, 2 , 40 200.
_.___ (31 _ ,M 1 L Oy 1,.. ` 0_0* 8* h 300, -and 500 marks have all been
SLIDING STEEL GOUCH and 18?/sses open oniay nex c o fi , ‘lm Andrea Hahn, daughter oft e i
green domin covered mattress with D iiuurlquis de chambm-in asa Blheorili g Ven tho vane of 20900 Iinmksl/
_Y 'ii' I v B €\V
voionoo, Exhibition wook prioo THE iviANoA_-'rho s. s. iiioooo322“,_f§ff,mi§'f,ui;if°foovy aomogoo ELEVEN NEw .issues
_;13_50_l}3EER & WEEKS is due to' leave Montreal for (Jliar~‘;-,_,)i;,‘sh. Joseph Duveen for gmt.
. 711-27-2| Iottetown Sept. 29th, und will sail-,ng that the picture was not n This is eqllill to 11 "flew ISBIISS."
-1-~ from Charlottetown for St. Jolinu.-,il wlmrdo The court ordered me and other surcharged issues will
SPLENDID 0P|P0RTUN'TY “‘ Niili-. Oct. 2. Cnrvell Bros., ngeiifsi,.;m,.,_onm%|on yo take Dime between he available within the next few
To improve your position At ii -- ‘hw painting and the one in me days-certainly a. windfall for ty
philotelist_ 
But these stamps will be int r-
esting for another reason. After
tho supplies are exhausted-fn' a
few weeks' time-no more stumps
of any kin-d are to be issued
decided. As ,tho mar
lssuiiig new stumps. No sooner is
it new stamp ready than it is` use-
less. v
PAY OVER COUNTER
in at the post office und paid for".
This system has been in vogue
some time with regzird to parcels.
The general public (not to mention
staiinp dealers and collectors) will
protest very strongly, and doubts
ire ox-pressed if the old system is
possible under modern condition .
New Postal rates are now in. it
is interesting to note that for the
first time letters from Germany to
ldngland will cost: about the same
_is letters from England to Ger-
miiny. The new rate will be 225.
ninrks, which is very-nearly 21_ȤtI.
or 5 cents. ~ i _ Q
Even with the new 20,000 niarl:
~tanirs, it will be necessary to
King Helps Out
Stranded Motorists
(lily Dominion News Service),
LONDON, Sept.. 27--A kindly
uct by the King saved three strun-
ded motorists from nu uncomfort-
able experience at a lonely spot on
, _
ii Higliland rouil.
A car in which il')r. and Mrs.
Youillr. oi’ London, und ii friend
\\'ei'o driving came io grief Olr thi?
I‘nii-iiwell road, about 14 miles-i
from Braenuir.
Shortly nfterivards his Majesty
passed ou his ivay from Moy Hall
in Ilalmornl, and seeing the plight
oi' the motorists stopped his cur.
Tho King invited -Dr. Young und
lim ladies into the motor, which
took them to their liotelqt Bras-
mnr, his Majesty continung hifi
journey to Balmoral where he ar-
rived late.
The passengers only became
aware of the identity of their hen-
efactor when they reached Bree-
mar.  _
The Last Straw
(By Dominion News Service)
-LONDON, Sept. 27-Summoned
nt Old-street Police Court for de-
sertion, a young man venillnted
various grievances against. his
wife.
He concluded with the words.
“Then she had her hair bolibed. A
Clarke Hall (the magistrate):
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Sir,-Our Chamber of Commerce -is ellcoumglng the pufblls-h
of letters from people who have been visiting our “lsla.nd."
thought you milght like to use some letters which were writ
to me, by my daughter while she was in Charlottetown this
summer.
.i. s. .ioNEs,
Staten Island,
Sept. 22, 1923 _ New York
The Cliarlottetown Guardian,
"Covers Prince Edw-ard Island Like the Dew.”
I wonder if the people of Charlottetown ever realize that
Mother Natures hands are s-pread over ber in an everlasting
benediction. The whole stmosiphere..uf’ that port. of Clmrlouo
-town which lies about Fort Edward and Wawrmere, seems to
breathe out., 'Tesco I give unto you." '
I wish that every nerve- wery business man or woman in New
York City mil-ght have the opportunity which I had lust evening.
I walked along -thc wziierfront from Fort Edward io Watermero.
The water vras like one vast sheet of rippling silver. Bo calm
so sootliing' ln its placid peaccf-ulness. Beyond Waterman; 159
ounwas setting lu all its/'glory of orange, red and -purple. Great
flocks ol' crows und swallows seemed to ily right out oi' the active
splendor ot’ it, coming to their homing place among the ibeautifid
.trees of Vfictoria Parlé I stood still -batlilng my soul in all the
peuocful beauty of it. Louth to leave the soothe of ii. Finally,
when all the sky had changed -to dullesi. silver, I ilngeringly
tlrned toward Fort Edwwrd, and lo! a wonderful scene of night
/énclmnmient met my sight. The moon. in all its glory had oomy
stolen over Rocky Point and it seemed as though one must sea
.lndiain Canoes shooting out, from among the ~hi-rches, along the
banks, to gently and silently glide into the great path of moon-
sliver. whflc extended almost to our feet, as we stood .listening
to the isp. lp of' the silvery water. Added to all of this, was
the pun-g t odor of the spruce, the dainty scent of the wild rose,
the swe smell of the lindian grass and the invigorating air, laden
with l salty breath of’ the gulf; and as I slowly walked away.
I hear a dear old crowmother soothing a restless :iestling to rec-t.
I too -then wandered badk lo snuggle down In my nest. and l’m
goin to tell you all about thai. nest. in my inext letter.
ii I bring this, to a close, I'm wondering if the people of this
rl :irn'it soul better than le h
_ _ - peop w o have never known the
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lbdessed peace of such a perfect environment (rod might have made
K JUHIDB UD el- . more -perfect spot than l’i'i'nco Edward Island, -but he didl1't..
und ilo\vu~\--iiiosily down-it is nec- -|. A_ V_ JQNES
vssairy to be 'for ever -printing and .|.
Reached Charlotte-town after eleven Ik I\I_ I iiionglit it would
be too late to be -received at the "Y" but ihc clieericst little maid
opened the door, in answer to my ring, and bade me enter the
enfoldiinig shelter of the dearest, loveliest home, which is girl
away from -her mother, could possibly find. In iacl, if one searched
the world over, I think ft would be impossible to find another
home which is in anyway to be compared io this. When a young
glrl's mother -bring-.=, her here, sho must be linpressed, with the
feeling of safety find proiectivefness which comes over her, ss
soon as she enters these doors and nieets the charming lady who
receives her little daughter into her care.
-Miss MclCallum, is tho name oi' the lady who is in cliiirge here,
and she is marvelously fitted for the work. A woman of broad
mind and a liberal undersuunding oi' girls.,
In all my travels, I _have never seen any place kept as
this home is kept. It is spotless from lop to bottom ln-
slde and out. The cleanliness, only, would be ci woniicriul lesson
to ulny girl.
The menu is very carefully thoiiiiliit out, so ihnt the health of
the girls is assured. The food is of ilic host quality and
duintily served. The preltiiy ni'-i‘ii:i_:f<d tables must have an
aesthetic influence on these fuiiurc hoiiic-uifiikers. Some oi' the
young men of Charlottetown are going to be benefited -by what
these girls are experlenciiiig here. I _
The mothers, who have the oppcvzuiiliy of sending their daugh-
ters to this stately old home, should offer ti. prayer of Lhanks to
the memory of the dear man. Mr. Cunrlall, who made it possible
for the Prince Edward Island girls to live in this .ideal home.
\Vhen I sit on the perfectly kept lawn and look out over the
water, nt the red banks ofthe opposite i-here, which the rays of
the soiling sun ure caress-ing into sur-li po:'l`vut bi-niify of color,
and listen to the good-night vvlilsperings ol the trees, again the
whole a-tmosphere of it seeins to brcatli, ".\Iy pi-ace, I leave with
you" arid I say “God -bless the di-:ir gool iuen who um-ke such
siifc homes possible for the girl who must leave the pro'tectlng
care of he-r mother." '
A. v. JONES
A very cliarming luily Mrs. Aliic.\'iiii_ who \\".i.:ils we New
Yorkers to learn io love l`i'i:ioc Iiiwiiid I lniid an-l hor heolved
Ciini~lotietowii,`lias just liiikf-ii me out tn sol- thc most perfect
linszzine asylum it has ever been my i~xp<»i‘leii<x- in seo. It is situ-
nieil on ii rise ol ground ovo;‘looki:ip thi- water and is surrounded
by the most tvoiiilcrfiil farm which supplies ilie inmates with the
very -best ol` vegotaliles, friiiit, niilk. _croani and eggs.
'l‘liii buildings are of brick. Very subsiaiitially built and fur-
nished with every possible comfort for the luinntes, The wonder-
ful 'lmiiroveinents over the usual way of running an institution
of this kind, Is, that the paitii-nts ure alloweil so much freedom.
Those who are riihle to work on the fnrni Luke its inuoli l.ntorost_
'I-n i-ts prod\ictivenc.ss as li' they owncl it.
As we drove to the mit/runce, t`ni'ougli ii wonderful grove
where the, trees arched over head and mot, forming u Nat.iu‘e’s
telo-'i~ope_ through the whole lcaly lengiii of ii licautlfiil driveway,
looking -tlirough from one ond we I-oul-;l see the silvery sheen
of thi- \\'zi2f~r lying beyond.
Souls had been placed iiere and ilicrc, nnioni: the trees and on
these were seated shilling far-ed fnnin/ics enjoying the soothing
roi'-‘fill quiet of Mother Nature.
Tile niuu who has charge of this home for those poor afflicted
people, must have si wonderful iindcrstnnding of the nervous
sy'-iteiii, arid as I saw those men sitting so coinentedly there
among thc frees, I thought again oven here ‘\.\Iy peace I leave with
you."
.l’_S.~-Woul-lii‘L you just love to sew the fine horses they have
hero! lt’.< a joy to see -them going through their prices. The
ca-tile and hogs :irc the lines! l`ve ever seen. The lawns here
are wonflrriul. Ono feels just like rolling ull over their velvety
lovliiiiss.
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