PAGE TWO 
     
    
   
   
    
     Til EXPEBTANT 
     
     MilTilEilS 
     
    
   
   
    
     Letter from Mrs. Ayers Tells 
     
     Vegetable Compound 
     
    
   
   
    
     Helped iioii  
     
    
   
   
    
     Spin Valley, Sash-“I took the‘ 
     
     Vegetab e Corn nd before my 
     
     confinement, w en I got to feeling sol 
     
     badly that l could hi 
     
     back sdied so mas my ps, an 
     
     could bard] dom-yqwork during the day. 
     
     Inever hadsucli an easy confinement 
     
     and this is my sixth  Iread about 
     
     Lydia E. Piakliaiifs e table Com- 
     
     pound in the ‘Farmer's elegrarn ' and 
     
     wrote you for one of your books. We 
     
     have nodruggist in our town, but I aawl 
     
     your medicine in T. Enron's catai ue. 1 
     
     am a farmer's wife, so have all kinds.‘ 
     
     of work to do inside and outside the] 
     
     house. My baby is a nice healthy girl 
     
    
   
   
    
     who weighed Jllne poiiiioo It iiiitii. i‘ 1’ 
     
    
   
   
    
     aln feeling fine after putting in s large 
     
     garden since baby came. 
     
     good as she can be.) Yours is the best 
     
     medicine for women, and I have told‘ 
     
     about itand even written tomy friends, 
     
     abopt it." - iii-s. ANNIE E. Arms“- 
     
    
   
   
    
     S Valle , . I 
     
     plflyntfia E. lgnkhsmh V table Com-i 
     
     pound isan excellent  for ex- 
     
    
   
   
    
     pecknt mothers, and should be takenr- 
     
    
   
   
    
     durin the entire period. 1t has s gen- 
     
     eral e ect tostrengthen and tone up the 
     
     entire system so that it may work in 
     
     every res as nature intends. All 
     
     drn ‘sis sell this dependable medicine. 
     
     Give it a triaL ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     l 
     
    
   
   
    
     How Lydia E. Pinldianfs   
     
    
   
   
    
     last I 
     
    
   
   
    
     not sleep nights,  i‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     fl understand Jack is a somnam- 
     
     ulist " 
     
    
   
   
    
     "indeed! 
     
     (she is a!‘ atheist." 
     
    
   
   
    
     .'../ a 
     
    
   
   
    
     GEM OF HER COLLECTION 
     
    
   
   
    
     THE RED 
     
    
   
   
    
     V ULTUICE 
     
     av 
     
    
   
   
    
     SLEATH 
     
    
   
   
    
     FREDERICK 
     
    
   
   
    
     Author cl “saber ilvasksel," an. 
     
    
   
   
    
     (Continued) 
     
    
   
   
    
     Then hcr couralfc asserted itself. 
     
     lief‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     and swept all bib» oi 
     
    
   
   
    
     lniriiy. ilimosi without pausc, sli 
     
     "of! course you must go 
     
     \\|lll him. it was silly to me to 
     
     spiili mic tliiit. l don't mind being 
     
     lcit alone one little bit." 
     
    

    
     “mo, Licily." he said, not deceiv- 
     
     icd. "lt wouldn't he fair to leave 
     
     that I 
     
    
   
   
    
     Kiddie-ti. 
     
    
   
   
    
     you, and lni sorry 
     
    
   
   
    
     iiii-iititiiit-d it. We'll let him lliid his 
     
     U\'i'il way out, And you IiL‘l'(lli'l wor- 
     
     ry. lie viill do it with only a iiitlc 
     
    
   
   
    
     ukllkl trouble." 
     
    
   
   
    
     "No, no. no!" Slit) protcotcrl. "You 
     
     would not ham iiit-iitiiiiicd it lo mc 
     
     if you had not thought it hcttcr for 
     
     iyoii to go with liim. lou know you 
     
     1\\'u(iltiIi'l. You must not icl a fool- 
     
     ish roman-k of mine iiit~-rfcre with 
     
     lyour plans. I'ui awfully sorry for 
     
    
   
   
    
     PUZZL ED 
     
    
   
   
    
     I thought he was an 
     
    
   
   
    
     lit-lug so silly." 
     
    
   
   
    
     "\'ou were not silly. You WON.‘ 
     
     fllllii‘ right Hi.- has Just got to go 
     
    
   
   
    
     rilonc." 
     
     ' Uvcr tho 
     
    
   
   
    
     blazing up. 
     
     You‘! . 
     
    
   
   
    
     .~ "illUli like 
     
    
   
   
    
     t dri-ntlful 
     
     _ Why not take mu?" she 
     
     siiulrcstt-rl. “Uh, do lake inc!" she 
     
     exclaimed. her eagerness alight anti 
     
     you? . . . 
     
     . You can show him the 
     
     way, tin-n‘! l'iii sure you think you 
     
     ought to show him the way . 
     
     llo take mo! . 
     
    
   
   
    
     “\Nuli'l'. 
     
    
   
   
    
     to go.” 
     
    
   
   
    
     HOW 
     
    
   
   
    
     . Plcuse 
     
    
   
   
    
     moor! 
     
    
   
   
    
     LI should I 
     
    
   
   
    
     111m ciiknionwmwyfgmiinisn =1- 
     
    
   
   
    
     pi-tllh. 
     
     No Trouble 
     
     to Clean a. - 
     
     Congoleum Rug 
     
     The smooth seamless 
     
     surface of a Congo- 
     
     leum Gold-Seal Rug 
     
     is the easiest tlli 
     
     imaginable to clean. 
     
    
   
   
    
     just: a few mo- 
     
     ments with a dam 
     
     mo ‘ or cloth a. 
     
     wis goes the dust. 
     
     See Congoleum R 
     
     at your dealers. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Oh. 
     
    
   
   
    
     GOl-D-IIAI. 
     
    
   
   
    
     _ Emcotlitlrli 
     
     JKI-RUGS 
     
    
   
   
    
     Aiaddiifs Lamp 
     
    
   
   
    
     conoh cur-ours 
     
    
   
   
    
     o 
     
     i 
     
    
   
   
    
     4 
     
    
   
   
    
     ' liiticn, but we will implore n high- 
     
    
   
   
    
     "woithy. Recitation — A Boy's Hist- 
     
     ory Lesson. Jean McLeod, Solo — 
     
     Psi of My Dreams, I-Iaroid Io- 
     
     lflflllllfl, necltatioii —- Joiinnyii 
     
     Recitation Rena Nail Recitation- 
     
     oois... ufcwuly, uuct — it isn't 
     
     Gonna ‘it-sin no More Jean McLeod, 
     
     and Harold iMt-Kanna, Presentat- 
     
     ion of Utrtiiica-aes. 
     
    

    
     At the close of the programme 
     
     tin. tooonei- was presented with a 
     
     b.auiiiui camera by the pupiiis. 
     
     'l‘l1e preecuta; on was made by liar- 
     
     uld Muhctlna and ltonu Neil read 
     
     the following address:- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Oyster Bed Bridge 
     
    

    
     Juno J0, 1.11.“! 
     
     Mr. Victor Ling 
     
     Uer Teacher:- 
     
    

    
     Wc, the pupils of Wheatley, 
     
     School wish to express our sincere 
     
     giatitudc lo you for your loving 
     
     liiiitilii"?! towards us uuiilig lllu 
     
     past ycur. 
     
    

    
     Wo are unable ‘in express how 
     
     dtuply we appreciate your cliorts 
     
     for our weifareor devotion to us. 
     
     You were not long in our midst 
     
     WllUll Me recognized wc had riot 
     
     only a teacher but a scholarly 
     
     gtntloiiian. At nil iinics we have 
     
     not been worthy pupils, or trlcd to 
     
     improve by your advice to renew- 
     
     cd eIfori-s to iivcrcoiuc tho ob- 
     
    
   
   
    
      9. 1925'; 
     
    
   
   
    
     the» mum 
     
     L1I1°11Wi 
     
    
   
   
    
     that arise from inactive 
     
    
   
   
    
     ANDREWS keeps yq; w, 
     
    
   
   
    
     _______\ 
     
    
   
   
    
     ilUiITiilN SALE 
     
    
   
   
    
     OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN cirrou ,3. 
     
    
   
   
    
     stscles which we met on our short- 
     
     ening way to the goal of our uni- 
     
    
   
   
    
     cr Power to rcpay you with the 
     
     treasure of His love. 
     
    

    
     Acccpt once more. dear teacher 
     
     tlio heart-felt thanks iind the ac- 
     
     siirancc of t'hc warm uiIocLon of 
     
     yvur pull-i!- 
     
    

    
     Plcase accept this small gift ns 
     
     an endorsement of the statements 
     
     lIUTCiII cxpruiscd. 
     
    
   
   
    
     We are authorized by Mr. J. K. Rosiii 
     
     sell by public auction on Thursday, July 91h 1 
     
     at 12 0’ciock noon, his double tenement ii. 
     
     sidence situated on corner of Queen and 
     
     ‘Euston Streets. This property is beautifully 
     
     fiinshed and painted. All modern conven- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘Signcd, Pupils of Whcatlcy 
     
    
   
   
    
     School. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ienccs and separate furnace. for each tene- 
     
     ment. Inspection at any time. Terms at sale. 
     
    
   
   
    
     “Does May seem pleased with till "11111 You 1311111111111 1111 11- BeuY" THE MAGIC RING 
     
    
   
   
    
     engagement ring Jack gave neri"   1 0011111- ‘A1111 311311 11110W 3'01! v 
     
     “Yes: she says it's really "I0 11111111 11 11 5111111 1119111" . This is the beginning of the sec- 
     
    
   
   
    
     prettiest one she has." "It's ii sugcstion. anyway.’ he nd-  , | w q‘ of n, Sim-y of “Aladdin 
     
     iiiitzi-il "if only I thought you could 111111111 N111 111111511 11111 11111111‘ 111 11091110 u 9L e 
     
    
   
   
    
     . . ,, 1 ti - Magic Lamp." up] you c“,    
     
     do it. it's twelve iiiilos there and 11 11111111 1111 11 c1111 11°" 1111111 111” 311111 1111c paper dolls last week! If ____ 
     
     hank. niiii sonic of the going may 15111 111 11111 111111111- 111111 111111 111111111111-1 i 
     
    
   
   
    
     T] a Y, , _ ' I _ ‘you cut them out and anvo them (IINCINNATI. 0.. Jilly —i'\ficr 
     
    

    
     110 Dtvlty awful." 1811' 11“ 111“ 1m“ 51111“ dwpiicri-ry duy you will soon have n they hail bound three watchmen 
     
    

    
     “inn could-J’ 11111111 111 1111 111111117 niid two porters at the Cincinnati 
     
     Siio stoppcd. 
     
    
   
   
    
     BENJ. CARTER s. sou, Aiioiioiiooii 
     
     IN CHANCERY AUCTION siifii" 
     
    
   
   
    
     BEFORE THE MASTER OF rTHEi AT IIROOKFIELI) 
     
     1101-1-3- riiiiiiy, July l'iih in 2 o'clock "i 
     
     iiiti-ml Iriivllll tin- prnvliicr, I will uli  
     
     iiy Piililir .\iictlmi liir lfllllbiillll pa". 1 
     
     lii the mutter oi‘ tlic iippliciitltiii iii-i-ii IlIl(| Xftlll! Ayriiiiii-o fillilll l Ill, 
     
     of “lcndnll John Arthur Scott. i-iiiv, 1 yrilfil iiiii, to imilioii lll "Rein. p’ 
     
     iiifuiit child of Brenton llurry llfl‘, wltii a yi-iirii oiii it. o. l’. oimi 
     
     Scott, into of Clyde llivcr iii Queens lllrt. iiiiiii; t . i-iiw, u Jflll’! sll, 
     
     (Zouiity in Princi- Edwurtl lsluiiil ii. 0. r. U000 "ill. III i0 Illlllllll; I llr| 
     
     Furltiur Ililll "Milli-r, tit-ceased, by oiiw, 4 years old to m-iiii-ii slim-ii iii; g 
     
     Aiiiiii- Scull of lilgliflclil in (Juccns i iii-g. liflfrf, 2 yi-iirii iitil to ii-iai. 
     
     County ufurcsultl his mtitlior and 
     
     iivxt friciid for nii order for tiic 
     
     siilc or otlicr disposition of the 
     
     ltcnl Property 0i’ which the said 
     
     ilrviiton l-Iurry Scott tlicil pos- 
     
     sosi-icd. ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     Matinee Races 
     
    
   
   
    
     On Riverside 
     
     Jilly 1am. 
     
     Class A. B. and C. 
     
    
   
   
    
     track, Vernon, 
     
    
   
   
    
     lii-cod 
     
    
   
   
    
     Important Auction 
     
     Beautiful Furniture 
     
    
   
   
    
     l am authorized by Mrs, (CapL) 
     
     John J. Fitzgerald to scll by Auc- 
     
     tion at 270 Sydney St.. on Friday. 
     
     July 10th. commencing at 1 ocloci. 
     
     sharp, all her beautiful Furniturt 
     
     as follows: Parlor-l SUPCFEO!‘ Ma 
     
     hogany Parlor Suite, 4 pieces; 
     
     Mahogany case Piano, 1 Mahogany 
     
     sectional Book Case, Hand Carved 
     
     Table. 
     
    

    
     Dining Room-l, Superior Old 
     
     Oak Dining Room Suite, consisting 
     
     of 1 massive table, 6 chairs, 1 Buf- 
     
    
   
   
    
     MQST STRIKINO THINGS 
     
     wha, l" the mo" lilflilllliiili iii his suggestion. ‘ 
     
     “(if PIIIITQL‘ I could." he lirisiciicti ‘1 
     
    
   
   
    
     July 280th: I I’. ll. iicllrr cull II iiissii V 
     
     old; Grade cow-I years old to "Hill  
     
     in lieu-ember; tirade cow ll yi-nraill. 1' 
     
     to freshen in September; I llollilla 
     
     cow, I ycrirn nlii hi freshen iii Felin- 
     
     '. Also, l inarul 
     
     Pllfdliillii. to ii Ilccrctiil mXIPll iii-oii GIPIYII‘, I fllb~ i,‘ 
     
     mudii In the ulmvc iiiilltvr iii-i- WIIKIIII, I m l|fl\'lllfl iiiiiiii-ii '1 
     
     23rd dziy of Juno llf-ltllll, 102.5 liy.||,,,| h," ,,,.,.,,,1|¢,,|_ > 
     
     Ills iioiior tho Muster oi.’ the Rflllhil __-|-,.,,,,,, i; ,,,,,,,,|,,, ,.,-,.,|||, q viii- mil. 
     
     l will wt uii mid H1111 by Public IIIIIIIIIII olI i... PING“. ii Ilfll ii...- iii- 
     
     Alwliml v11 the premises at Clydu will lllkt‘ ,iiiii-.- following niiiiuiiii. 
     
     Iiivcr aforcsald Oil Snlurduy the; |-19|1cypi-i-|i.\r." 
     
     ltltli diiy of July rioxt tit tho hour My‘ imp-n“; I 
     
     of 2 o'clock iii the uftcrnooii nil Audion";- 
     
     thuit piece niid parcel oi’ hind situati- 
     
     lying and being in Lot 3i in 
     
     Queens County in the said island ~ ~---——-~ -—--———— 
     
     commencing at n slnkc ilxcd oii thi- 
     
     iilast side of ilaiiiiockliurii 110ml   
     
     being in the Northern lioiiiitliiry of] The unduuancd 0"" h", "l. h, 
     
     u tract of intidnuw or foriiicrly iiifpubflc Aucmm on Thanh,’ Jul, 
     
    
   
   
    
     Visitor; 
     
     striking things about this town 
     
    

    
     Native: l guess I might mention 
     
     the clocks and automobiles. 
     
    
   
   
    
     (irdcr _.. 
     
    
   
   
    
     . ~1‘""‘°1111"11'ii»iioit- iioi of Aiiiiiiiiii dolls. 
     
     which told licr that, llU matter] Zomogka] Garden “my 10.11..‘ 
     
     "Curry you over these bits?" he “'11111 5110 11111- 1101110101‘ 1111001111011” lama“ wit], terror’ qiugiiin iii-iii scvcn robbers invaded the club- 
     
     suggested. In his expression ii 111111111 111111 01111115011115‘ 511° ""1111 upiiii Illt‘ i-iiilh uiid fllllPll m 1,1,4 housc, blew open one safe, priuri 
     
    

    
     1111511111‘ 111 11111115011191" 1111 1101‘ 0111" SM“ mm U11" ma“ who 111111 “V111 llIil‘_1(.‘ but there was iio iiiiswcr. At 1119 1111111‘ 1111111 111111111" 111111 1111111111‘ 
     
    

    
     111111? 111111 imllllifiivelle-BB- 11"‘ 111° one 1111111 111 an 1119 w°r1dllmii h,“ ri-inemlicred the magic gur- e11 1111111 111111111111111311111’ 1111111111 111 
     
    

    
     n “m, Wm, S)“, hm] hm.“ 2mm. who cuuld continue to save. Aiitfdon; perhaps he could find d ‘my money and checks . 
     
    

    
     10 14")’. 11111 $11" Wflllifi "'11 111111111 11- 1111311’ w“ sumunflng 111110-4191 out through it At-i lie was feciiiig1 
     
    

    
     “N01 w,“ going to say W," cmmhdroiiti: that which hail coiito stcal- his “m. ,|',,“.“' thmugh ‘m, “Mk4 
     
    

    
     ‘M,’ mo" m‘, prnlpst')lli flnflmng Sniiilll Into the room to sclzc and af- He“ he‘ "lubed the magician,‘ rmgiPharmacy 
     
    

    
     llveiily that he wits ailrnld Bile wiiiiitfrlslu h" 11:20; 1111i; {mg H9?" thc|iisiiiiiiit iiio wiill. A-t once a horrible‘ . . 
     
    

    
     woiiicii; wic ye in no gonc.,_1 . ,. , , 
     
    

    
     way. High up behind tho curtaIii11'Lilieaihzgpwg:ildaeraiguluavc1.. he  
     
    

    
     m my “And i, h, n jolly gm,“ k1,.“ latlnviir-t tho shuttered window It “slink o, and. the on,“ slaw,“ ' 
     
    

    
     p," m, yo," hpuviest ,,|,,,,.,,,,|,,,,,,§ilurkcil, ready to potincc down on or H“. ring “and ready to serve Tho Board of Examiners of the 
     
    

    
     if you have thcm, It will b0 just tht',111‘_'1" 11'1 111'” 111111113 11111 1111M” 111° thou."  11" -I' Phannflccullcul AS30011‘ 
     
    

    
     tliinr: for you." 1111111111151 111511_111 W11v°111111 1113 Astonislicd beyond measure. Ho.“ r1111 111.1191 for we 11111111111“ o! 
     
    

    
     .iNO_ I Bhmfldn-t have Suqgnqvd hail biiiiishiaii it tmrwc. lll,‘ could rloimaddm smmmered “Plume H, you ‘elxnlill ii rig] clantzigdutizigzfor lgshlilyifil. 
     
    

    
     cnniinz. either. I'll only bc in yimiks" 111-111111- S119 1111131 011111»! 1° 111111 “n. -,|,|. Mk0 m. 5w“ 5min he", o" o“ u y ' '1' up £11‘ 
     
    

    
     - __" from vcr four. Not n s>co id ti c’ 1 1' 1'  i 110“ must be rmelved not 18101.1 
     
    

    
     niiy ' H “hum qhlei d t) t l“ r1“ nnxiiind Iiiick to my mothers house.‘ than July 16th, 1925. 
     
    

    
     _ ‘ “iifiiiidlfl silly. Betty. ’ h i! t miek‘ 11’ 1; 1111111 1d] (‘fills queer looking womuii is Fm- [ui-lher punk-um“, nplfly w 
     
    

    
     rot, i china cabin“ a“ Ammcan l woii i Ilk- silly. I wont come. l 311111‘ 111“ 1111 11951-4 11111311’ 11111‘ Aladdin's mother. Color her plain H. L. BETHUNE, 
     
    

    
     old oak, 1 oak Writing Desk. S111>111111l1~' _ ‘f’ 1 81111-111“ “m” 111 11111 1111111“ gown blue. Tomorrow she will lilillt; ' Socrctary-ltegistrur. 
     
    

    
     K,tchen_1 Knchen Cablne,‘ 1 ‘ _Q$__ up,“ m, those slim-s," hi- Han] should siic not run to theiii,.- n fancy dress‘) zlzojlfldl . 
     
    

    
     ice Chest and an other Kitchen firmly, and hn was (anger for lior to 111111113’ S110 P111 1110 1l111'-‘*111ll1. “ '1‘1l01_._____.__________________ _ ____ 
     
    

    
     utensils comp|ete,1 Kitchen Range, _' - lcomc iinw__ "I could carry you all E1111 111 1119 111111111 11111111911- ‘have always bccn so cheerful and 
     
    

    
     1E Hall Stsove. 1 Brass Bed. 4 W111" Fwifiwy “plum” a“ 111111111?" f“? wqslfiidtuziltvafinstnggmer 1111,1151‘, thcigiiiiitlcnt with us both in our studies CANADA QHlIl-T-il-illlllltlllll 
     
    

    
     n ITI , ' _ W CilTT O , W‘ on _ 0i C‘ TEI _ 1 1 v ‘ill I , 1 - 
     
     a cl eds Springs and Mattres y y u v 1g t , id Ii our play Wt. hope your fu PROVINCE 0F PRINCE EDWARD 
     
     SLAND 
     
    
   
   
    
     sea. 1 Simmons Bed, spring and I don't know why I didn't Sllfftlflill 0T001l0li it t0 give hcr hand gUUdiilIH! will be bright and ilfllllly llllll 
     
     Kapok Mattress‘ 3 Dresserm 1 M} gym, mnm“; Wm, m. ynysplfl “i... a ziiic-liorngc, lint it was only as iic and we'll repeat bhat time worn 
     
     hogan)“ 1 Oak, 1 whim Enamel, 1 lspy-ndgd hi,“ (h, (m, “you m. fclt hcr stopping nut licsitlt- and ‘in phrase “God blcso you" "Look not 
     
     5¢w;,,g_ Machmeh drop" Mam" 1 Sumo“; in,,,,..,|;,,¢..|y_ pm "y; m U," time with liim, they two togt-ilicr, through tho sheltering burs upon 
     
     gouty“ 1 poidmg ¢°,_,ch, 3 Tables_ him" ,-tlilc llnspcctor allonc. that lic i-oiillz- IU}IIINZI‘I‘OW, God liViljl help you beau. 
     
    

    
     lhairs and numerous articles. il As though tn rcvcni iior fromi" 119 11011101110111? 111111! 111111 111111 11' 11 '~'°111°1"’° “Y““°1' 11°11'01"" . -. ‘ - - ' 
     
     Cloths. etc. 0 further protest. iii» lilli'i‘ii'll away.'1111111‘1*11°11~ 1111 111° 111151- 1111 1111‘ 11111‘ “ca” accept 11115 111119 11111 11°’ 6 161a‘ '    911' a‘ 2 0161061“ 11' m‘ ‘he prrpmy .- 
     
     inspection Wednesday 8th. and loiiviiig llt'|" iicsitziiliiiz. 111110)’ 11nd cnmrndegliim m“, her‘ from us as a 51min mkL-n (if our laabella-MCLQOI! l- DTF- dugri-os thirty miiiiitcs Exist for ili(‘ o1 m: Cornwall (in-mew in" '1'- 
     
     Thursday 9m from 2 to 4 pm. w," H/ ohm“ hp Hunk m" mr“,“l_d.,.. S, Mun,“ inummL Am“. fuurloen lovtzifr you. ( Complainants dlflmuvc m. (“who (,2) Pyhums “m, Cornwall. The entire Plant will b! l 
     
     dow Shades.2 Chandeliers. all llnhfi "My husband tnmks tnis is the iislicil hoi-iii-lf its tho door closed. .7011"! 11 1-7111 111111 111111111 1111‘ 111111 (‘Sm-ma 0111111-111111101111“ “Chou” Ind iwclvi- (l3) 1111119 m “m 11108180111 without reserve’! 811111111111" '1 
     
     fixings. deadest place tie ever visited." "\"iis I forward?" ' ' lllzalii, without thought or iir-sitn- igtiifl,fli,é,,'il, “L 001mm P" MULEM T or" lmiindiiry of n truer of lurid iinw or chm" and Bun" mak "11 mnhm 
     
     Mrs. (Capt) John J. Fitzgerald, "W"! 1400"" i"! 00MB 40W" Shc WPIit to tlic mirror for zins- 11011-411 1101‘ 0W1! Bflcfifd- - - - Jame w,,,.r?,,:,‘,, Dflcndm“ formerly lii possossitin Sachuriaiiiery‘ vats’ mun" crum 8:11.111 
     
     27o Sydney S, alone sometime and try it?" .,...,_ m,“ g0. i,“ u... 3...“...- _..i,,, icvoiyiiiiiig is rclativi- iii iiii cI- The pre;ml,,l“,,m; w S d m ‘ my,,,._,,, ,,,',,nc,, Mm, m“, Mgmflor. Enslrw. Scales. Pump-ink =1" 
     
     ' fr-iiri-il. llnw could nhc have conic 1001B. every word. cvcry ilcliflll. lW- 1 1 a ma E L. “Maw, 1151"“ [1111 11 and thirty minutes Wost olovcii ' 111111111117 111111111‘ umber’ ‘M11111’ 
     
    

    
     a o n to n ovc 
     
    
   
   
    
     m sui-{JIPHI 111111 110 1371Ti'Vli(‘i".1—fiIlIl Pry though: M111 11111114111111 1119 glffdllilllnlilillrg 11111111111111)’, “we Am" lii) ‘l 'iiis nl llilft“ll (13) liiills 1111111111 and 01h" article" 
     
     m m, M, ",0 0mm. winks ma, shopnonninins_ Mme by h", Sgmph, M, ‘ ' Cause on tho ’i‘weiity sccoiiil diiy 1' l‘ 1 a 1 u’ Terms made known at sale. 
     
    
   
   
    
     llfill .i......_» , 1v“... i..,.i i,.,,.,,..,...iioii tllflii by tliiylliiill! t-lsi- Hili- li-‘lfl .,,l",."‘i,,',§1,'j',f' ,f,°:,1’“_°‘1' r1311“, 1,‘ 11")’ oi iiiiio.-A. n, 1925, by tllu llUiiUr- "’_,11',"“111‘,’,"1“ 511mm" ‘1"“11‘,‘“,‘f1' o H. MURCHISON 
     
     ,.,, ,,, ,,,.,-. M, he, ,,,,,,,,,, .10.... 5i... 1.3.1 pulled i...“ h”... ,-,,,,, m. k ,. f. , Q1311 H1111" ,1“ 1iiiiio the vioo-ciiiiiioouoi, I will SUI. 1' Y " "“ "11 1°, “'1 1° 1’. 1° w. w. cnossv 
     
     . Hilllillllfllhl Illlifl niti-ii-ii sii.» ll€l(lll1i'1119-“-11111'111 of men. ' Llli1rp{:0fl/X\1‘ldlll‘:g11i1|l rltirtliflldnks m] "1’ “"1 "11 “1 P111111“ ‘1“°11“" 1“11111011110111.111111111111111111“ 011111111 Lhwmflw‘ 
     
     CANADIAN NATIONAL‘ RAILWAY: / iiiiiy. All that was’ loft oi] iicr Olll (To be COIitiilllPll).  1S1? sq1111kr11nl11g1111li1l1g 1'111‘|11°11111111 iliizrty‘11111191;ndtgrdgnluiilyfigai nilibu 20511'7'1'11' 
     
     -- .1 ‘ill i- . i " _ .. - -—- "P0110 111” v0 Gllllwy Esq" _ _- _. *—-—————->— 
     
     \:)Irl.(i(ktlv(.'()(1 was idim sonic oi’ pro NORTH PINETTE SCHOOL “m, J_ Gordon McKay’ Egg" “.1 its wci-it twelve (12) ciiiilns uii SM,‘ “norm, m me pmdumn. 
     
     S,.,-,,,,'(,',,_ m“, (m, an, WM“, up in ' ____ llrsdnlbano on Monday tlit- thir-fjgfggnfiwaongviln(1112121) tihmzg: The sale will be confirmed by the 
     
     liim. 1., Provo"; hm- from .101"; North Piiicttc School llUlil its Wlicatlcy School held its ssmc '1°'“11111 1111-1’ 111111111’ ‘1-11-19251111110 ' ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     (‘mart of (Yhnncory without QXDPII" 
     
     the things-fiver which it tricd to 91111111111 0111110150! 011 111110 116111- 11111111-11 
     
    
   
   
    
     Qxammuiyol, m, T.uesd,,y_ hour of eleven o'clock in lbu [oru- $113325]ti’?floligzgglgl$izlnffioéagiltggngrgif!) the iiurcliuscr. 
     
     make her worry when thcy wore 1110 111W proved very favourable June 30th. by csumuuon Emu“! “CW5 one Tcrllll! 11ml 
     
     - _  find quite a number of piironte number of rate payers and vistore A1111 T111111 1111131» 91°06 111111 D111“ ' 
     
     lmted this 24th day of Juli!- 
     
     1T 
     
    
   
   
    
     In Chancery before the Vice-Chan- 
     
     csilor 
     
    
   
   
    
     Pursuant to 
     
    
   
   
    
     J. A. McDonald. 
     
     Dccrotal Order m 
     
    
   
   
    
     Auctioneer 
     
    
   
   
    
     i 
     
    
   
   
    
     EXAMINATION. 
     
     CHANGE WHEATLEY SCHOOL 
     
     Effective Monday July 6th, No. 214 
     
     train scheduled to leave Summer- 
     
     side at 1.20 P. M. and arrive at 
     
     Charlottetown at 4.50 P M. will not 
     
     leave Summerside until 1.45 P. M. 
     
     and arrive at Charlottetown at 5.30 
     
     P. M. Returning. No. 213 train 
     
     scheduled to leave Charlottetown 
     
     at 5.50 P. M, connecting at Emer- 
     
     ald Jct. with last train from Main- 
     
     iflild. and arriving at Summcrside 
     
     at 10.35 P. ‘M. will not leave Char- 
     
     lottetown until 6.30 P. M., make 
     
     same connection at Emerald Jct.. 
     
     and arrive at Summersidc at 10.35 
     
     P. M. as heretofore. 
     
    
   
   
    
     DISTRICT PASSENGER AGENTS 
     
    
   
   
    
     OFFICE, 
     
    
   
   
    
     Charlottetown, July 6th, 1925 
     
     20967-731 ii 
     
    
   
   
    
     IN TIME II kind of half-asleep con- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ooiiiiitioiiii mill! 
     
    
   
   
    
     ENJOVABLE SPEECH 
     
    
   
   
    
     “You aay his after dinner 
     
     speeches are always greatly en 
     
     joyed?" 
     
    

    
     "They are indeed." 
     
    

    
     "Do you remember any oi 
     
     remarks?" 
     
    

    
     ‘Only the moat Impressive- 
     
     Walter, bring me the check.‘ " 
     
    
   
   
    
     EBZEMA INC 
     
     RASH UN iici 
     
    
   
   
    
     lidied iiWiiiii no 
     
    
   
   
    
     There was a large 11111111- 
     
     knmvn at sale. 
     
     and interested friends fllliliJffid, present. about forty in 81.] The cel of land situate, lying niiri he mu 1m" 110108 a “m” “mm m M's‘ 
     
     and wt-rc vcry favourably liiipi-oss- pup is wcr.» cxninlnoil in their soy-fill! 0D TOWIIBlIID Nlllllbvl’ siXly- 111116 sum [and M" 11° Bold [rec 19- - 
     
     cd with the prompt and correct 8M1 611111601! by their teacher, asa- lwvtm. bounded and described as 11101111611 mm 11181111111110" 01 “"11 1mm‘ 
     
     rvpuqs give“ by [he pupils m a" m,“ by M“ Slum] and Mlsswouows ‘mm ,8 to “y: Communcyali Ellfflllllllrililcofl and froc clean-d: Mantel. l" Chuuwy 
     
     qucstioiis asked of flit-iii. Ite- McKcnna. lug on the East tlifle of the Ilrndiii- and 1115611111111111 "1 “"11 11111111 111eiW. E. BENTLEY, Esq., K. C. 
     
     mzirkis were made by ihc foliow- The following pupils reccived'baiie Road at the angle formcd by 1111111111 111101111 "1 1111-‘ 511111 11111119 Stiliclinr for Applicant 
     
     lii-l::—— Frank W. Puuloii, W, If. tho School Leaving Certificates. (he mii-i-Hocgifln g u, m R 1 5111111 111111” "1 1110 1111111 111111111111 1X14 r-zfitl-ll 1 
     
     Maoiniiis, Duiiit-i E, Ross and Mrs. Laura Axworlhy. Juan Illgitiilfl. with Angus NliClifiliiilifig Noti-‘ilii 1111111’ 3151111111111 "IIFPOIIIK lu convoy 1 1 
     
     Mable Ilnt-Eziclicrii. ilflllici E. Frunccs Ncil. Rena Null, and Jenn Bound,“- hzne and r , 1 N 
     
     ltoss nctctl in tiic capat-‘ly of cliair- MoLcod. Mo" my s m H» l “"5118 01th 
     
     lliilii ziiiil ri short linen-stint; prn- Tho following program ||,ir5.u,ec|,.1:h,u 121:.‘ t: 5211111611311 
     
     ' ,L'li'illi|il(‘ was rcndt-rt-l l_ ilii - cnrricii iil:— ' ' ' u ‘"11 1 
     
     Rest.   ii» which wii-s Ulijilytlll’ by 1151:1111, R0Uitill1i0ll-— P01111115” 911M111 now 01' 1°11111’1'17 
     
     . slwvifll nunmuu "fight i". ,,,_,(|e Red wing, ipn-Oh; MeKenna and ‘Ttllogtlrlfliiilsfltili of Alexiiiiilcr (lillis. 
     
     "Bangui-puma |n.|"h°|, of tiit cunning llttlc ronltnfion 111111101 Ylfllllitvl‘. Recitation ——Sup-,[ ' c8 {'11s m we rem 111111111 
     
     my face and bchcd and burned 141W" ‘by little Aiicne Mncldncliren post.- it tulle tiic truth, David Ax-i “mm "mumg ":1" 1311;!‘ 151116111111 
     
     011 cgrt-cs 
     
    
   
   
    
     causing rneto scratch. Later my "Such i'l little Tot." All did their -— Eonfhltlhelilceb i 
     
     illS o tn ns n rectangular 
     
     chains. thoiioo 
     
    
   
   
    
     facegotsoeore tbatloouid bardi i i -lli il . i ill. 1 ° ' "'- 
     
     I w.“ h. l km my n" n his); l» l‘1;r'f\1;11l;w11 LgZ3g11w111I1c ‘HmmmtethliankersWlfe AdVlSeSl-hrcndth of thirteen The annual Picnic and Buiiness Meetlnl vii the P. E. i. Pots" 
     
     and cried frgm m; pin o! p, y k... "Ln-m, and ca]... M, .,, a 4., west to lhc placc of commence. Growers ‘Association will be held as In former years at the EXPP-F1"1°"' 
     
     facewas badlg disfigured. iii-d w,l/iiuh wits much Villlllyiiil 11y- arlottetown Peopleinloinh Iconmlmng 11111111111111“ “m” m‘ Farm charlonemwn, FMDAV’ JULY 17th. 
     
     o uni s little more or loss. 
     
    
   
   
    
     "11T1B1141 61011110111041“ Wilb- cvlrybodv niicr which lill‘ fill ___ 
     
     w‘ my “ham Amend ‘dvlud m“ Bimgvm w“ rem by iwow- "1 mid stomach trouble so bud, The iiiiovc land will h l 
     
     ma", u.’ cuflw" 8mg “d ohm “nmmoll - - . . iiry iivorytlilnx I ate soured and formed o; a“ one" I e s" 11 11111‘ 
     
     ' ~ gas. wiiii Illillerflilll ll til I ~i.i ii m""“1"""~ 
     
     11 n 1° A deposit of i/wenty pcrccnt wlil1 
     
    
   
   
    
     merit so I sent for a ee sample. NW”, p-nv“, S .h I 
     
     After llll it i oiionir . ' I ‘ ‘c 1'“- Aiuoiiiiii. riiiii iii-iiioii iiio lift 
     
     "I I l0 P111’ Jim.- 26th 1925. M)”. Adlmnm he,” any cnnae e required from tho purchiisiir iii 
     
     balance on (it'll!!- 
     
    
   
   
    
     chased more‘, which completely the "I and "I 
     
     h led ." 5 ned LOOBJI ft, 8R 0 ill i ll i 11 9 
     
     CLQQTEBQICh-“NWZ awlil- d“ liliglrfllllllltcil 1:11;: 111111388 My 111 111° 11°11'1- Annual Business Meeting for the election of officers lfllti’ QM 11111’ 
     
     u" gut“... ‘m. "$4., M“ rictlon will siirprko you. Because J 11111011 111° 1W9IltY~flIth day of section of other business at Prlnoe of’ Wales College sit 1.30 p.m. slur?- 
     
     purposea. Bathe with Bolp,|o°lhg Aillerlka is such an wxceilcnt in» 111111 11- 11» 1925- 5y on," o. tuna". 
     
     Wm, 0mm“; dun "m, -|~.h_.,lm_ tcetilnai oviicuant it is wonderful 01L. GAUDET . 
     
     for cnnstipaiion——ri. often works n ‘Mllflicr-ill-Phanccry w‘ BOULTER 
     
     K Secretary 
     
    
   
   
    
     Moo!!!“ 1 ' .8010‘: "no iionr and never gripes. Hughes J .D. STEWART, Epq" _ __ 
     
     hm" oharlottatowni (10111111111111111-1!’ Solicitor. ooooeos+ooo+oooo4oo+eo+ooo+++e+o+ooo+oo++0+4@¢*" 
     
     2 “4-7 911-13q5-iii 
     
    
   
   
    
     H. J. PALMER. 
     
     niL 
     
    
   
   
    
     O 
     
    
   
   
    
     §§§4§#§£§ OQ§Qf§QVOOPO§OCOOOQ4QOOQ4Q§O OOQOQOOOV§T 
     
    
   
   
    
     Potato Growers Annual Picnic   
     
     and Business _Meeting 
     
    
   
   
    
     W08 
     
    
   
   
    
     Charlottetown 
     
     Driving Park 
     
     Old Home Week 
     
     Horse Races 
     
    
   
   
    
     Violct Noll, Duct-l 
     
    
   
   
    
     ____________ i _ 
     
     Tenders will be received by thc1 
     
    
   
   
    
     com: iuvii si-icsii Tm: iiiir AT undersigned up to and on Thurs- 
     
     1111171" 1'11"‘! day, next the 9th instant at noon 
     
     R0(‘ii\' vols-r FEIHIY TIMI‘; TABLE for the following privileges. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ciiiiiiii-iii-iiiii .iiiiii- llll. All! isiiiiiiiii-i 
     
     Pl I Saic of Soft Drinks. 
     
     Sale of Cigarettes. 
     
     Sale of Peanuts. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Every interested grower should be prelent. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Seed source demonstration at the Farm beginning 10.30, Lunch l1 
     
     l2. Dishes. Tea. Coffee, Sugar and Milk supplied. Bring your twvn 1W1 
     
     unit-r moiiilin. as Itiliown: ."d *0“,- "lentil 
     
    
   
   
    
     . (liiirlolteluivn Lv. ltocky Poliil 
     
    
   
   
    
     1"” 2' '_ 11'1"’ “I _' For supplying old hay (pressed) 
     
    
   
   
    
     for the Race horses (about 21/2 
     
     tons.) 
     
    
   
   
    
     For supplying 
     
     (about il/Ztons.) 
     
    
   
   
    
     T0 M158 Christine Millcrzn 
     
     iloiir Tcachcr, your [oi-m a. 
     
     "mill-l ufl has passed llyl‘ all ton 
     
     e~'\\'if ly flllil iicrc we nri- authored 
     
     lulu tlu-r iii its close. All wi- schol- 
     
    

    
     111-‘1 11111111? rcllrct iiirii you 
     
     olmiil to lciivo us, as wt- liiiVt' bt-r-n 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘___~ M ‘ I‘ vcry ha i lying‘  iilig m; _ }_ a 
     
     MORE HUMOURS 0FIImsTmdTYBTFKRTIiUTiTBFEIXNWTiULQ 
     
     A. D. 1360-1377. —i V‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     i WilL i1.»- 
     
     The King of ; Ufl i 
     
     Franco, rt-iciiscd on 
     
     parole. fuliiiig to 
     
     filliflili his ransom. 
     
     rciuriicil to captiv- 
     
     ity. liiiwiirtl the 
     
     Block Priiicc im- 
     
     d-riook ii wnr on 
     
     iiiiiiiif of Pcdro, 
     
     K171i; of Cliiiiill‘. 
     
     and liavini; secured 
     
     for liim his tlirnnc, 
     
     fnilr-ii to ri-mivpr 
     
     111! hvuvy PXIIPIII“. 
     
     iiiro. lIc dlcd iii 
     
     i376, his fnihiyg 
     
     iidwiirci III. (lii-d 
     
     lilo following your, 
     
    
   
   
    
     locsc straw 
     
    
   
   
    
     lllfljl? 
     
     Q" cocoa-flaw: sirzso. 
     
    
   
   
    
     l" ' gUNDAy ' ' The highest or any tender in No. 
     
     u. triiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. Lv. [[0411] i-oiiii 1 Ind the lowest or any tender ill 
     
     ma ii. iii. 10.00 ii. iiiJNos. 2 and 3 not necessarily iioi 
     
     iuii p, iii. [.00 p, m cepted. 
     
     . m. 2.140 p. m Dated this 3rd day of July, 1925, 
     
     - V"- fL-‘lll p. m. 
     
     - "I- 5.00 p, |,,_ C. H. SMALLWOOD, 
     
     triimucs NIJWIAON, MBIIIIII,‘ Sony-Tress 
     
    
   
   
    
     fl-i-iiilinths. 2047-7-4if. 
     
    
   
   
    
     eisaiinsiiir uses, mo. 
     
     BOSTON-ST. JOHN N. a (International) LINE 
     
    
   
   
    
     nae s1. IOIIN to BOSTONSQIIg$éiRIE$I£ORT n: uillc no aotmsluos 
     
    
   
   
    
     '. ' in. iilNULEI 
     
     Atlantic Th: 
     
     1vffl.°..‘.‘fi'.1°i'.'lii1.i°‘.’"ifii‘.’."il.'.‘i,i’..i‘i T;i“i‘»'.ii°i'."£"" ’ 1" *1‘ 
     
     Lubec 133R M. tandard Time dim Boston ‘I11 
     
     Saturday saflingn direct to Boston, 
     
     S. S. PRINCE ARTHUR 
     
     Atlantic Time 
     
     lmveStJohnMmdaysandFr-ldaysst 7PMIorBeaQiei-idu 
     
     chofoliowlngda at IP.M. On ‘*1 ‘ , passengers  
     
     his: Bastpert for bosom vlg a. john, 
     
     Fl! nrfmt apply to agents ar above pnrr.