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team is like a stone wail.
Senna snide: it sure Is-and
every fellow in it‘a a brick.
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Ten people have called alnee you
storied lo roam- ` r
Each one is trying your mansion to 953155595 UWDULINU UUUDI
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THEY HAD To
' SEE PARIS _
By Homer Croy
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"ru bet that was the first good
thing that ever came out of here."
be
Godi the United States ought to
ashasned of the way lt noted about
the League of- Nations. 1'm awfully
proud of my country and it's got_it
seven ways from jack over any other
country in the world but now and
then we can pull a bone that makes
me hang my head in shame. .lf I
could set my fool-lclller loose in
Washington once he'd do some migh-
ty good work."
"Them goes that f00l-killer again,"
said Mrs. Peters. '
Mrs. Peters had no such destruc-
tive thoughts-the Palace was lovely.
She had come to Europe expecting to
and on every hand she found suppor-
ting evidence. 'I‘he mirrors might be
tarnished md the paint mllmt be
scaly. but they represented a glorious
past, a past that America had never
known. Kings and queens had trod
these very floors. She tried to bring up
me brilliant scene... the miles in
their silks and satins, bowing and
curtsylng; powdered and bewlgged
gallants kissing the ladies' hands. The
doors are thrown open and a. splen-
did .silken figure enters, the court
kneels, and then one by one they file
by him, kissing his, hand. for it ls_
the king.
"I think it ls charming," said 'Mrs
Peters. “How wonderful it must have
been to llve here."
“rd just as soon lived in a museum."
snld Pike. “Think of that one poor
bathroom."
Opal went through in a daze, sil-
ently looklng at the great rooms and
halls. When she saw it painting of
a queen surrounded by her court, she
place herself in the quecn's role. lt
never occured to her to bc a more
lady in wallflni- _
The guide paused before I. mural
planting showing seven half-dressed
ladies .sitting on clouds, with one
happy and contented man in the
midst. '
"Tint," explained the gums, "is
r,0ul_,‘x1v with his favorite mistres-
ses.” ' _ -
Opal stared, fascinated.
"What were their names?" she as-
iced.
"Of course we must remember,"
snd’Mrs_ Peters pl-imly, "tl-nit-lus
was different in those times from
They went into another great gilt
room, and there in the middle of it.
behind s, plush rope., was a small
table. ‘ ;
"It 'was on this table that the treaty
of peace was actually signed," ex-
plained the guide. - `
They saw a small. thin-legged, ln-
consequentlal table lost in the immen-
sity of the room.
"That little thing?" breather Pike
dlsappolntedly. “'I'hey've got better
ones ln the store windows in Clear-
water." _ ‘
Pl\<e's mood was growing. I-ie refused
to be impressed. while Mrs. Peters
continued to exclalm over the wonders
of the frayed, ghost.-haunted palace. _
_They went into the Room of Battles
_,in
A UC T I C N
At Kensington"
I will sell by Auction on Monday,
January 21th, beginning at 1 P. M-
1 ear of choice horses young, sound.
well broken, both donle and single.
Those horses were imported' hers by
E. D. Servlce'who deals ln the best
horses obtainable. Also 184 llaurters
choice fat hone meat and a quantity
livers, tongues, etc.
HUGH F. M0l.BlSON_»
1267-1-24-21.
_Auction at Borden
'“"'~ 'l Alvn LAND
And the landlord on making iila
profit is bent. _ _ _
_“I ''''' “M "`*"_ _ '_"" llou on the premise; at Borden o
N0 lvl_0l'e Pll€S‘, ‘ Monday the Ir-il day of February
'1‘lloll~nml, flies; Dr, Leonhardt, them. D., 1930, at the hour of
sprclnilst Wlin Discovered This
C°"“'“"“ SCM” R°'“°‘|Y house formerly owned by lah Wll-
if you think tint the surgeon‘s
lmlic is the only method or escape ““' B' "°"‘“‘ ""’ “'°“'°:
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from the misery of piles, lt'| because fl" ‘nd 'M ‘Wm um 
you havent hlord of the new treat- with two llama and machine h
ment known as Dr. Leonhardt's 11;; ||w¢|||||¢ ling “Q bong gn
m`3M'nOm- ln excellent repair.. This la a
Til. p._l at t tlslnu i.
ll Gnu George smln ny Liperrzillghfmgmiiiyeiiem he Trl- ""'°"'° |"”°"’ '"““ "‘
“°”" 7° 'mm covered the exact cause of plies and ¢*°"'” 9' W' ""l°°°°
--~ than went runner and compoun¢ed‘a Ain at the :alumina mil vllw
"-"' remedy that would remove the cause. jpgglgy 5| “go 1| gqgqlg, 1".,
every sufferer
“nits iiisuanuaisvibufaals
and all
Dr. Leonhardt
to benefit by his
that there be no
drugglsia
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.voices P. M.. out miracle ann
larimphleaiaoioffunaatnh.
lim ins lay fallewllg. _
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he said. "I'm for peace at any prloe.|
find it more wonderful than America. li
|107 Queen St.,‘Charlcv£.i./etown. P. E. I. I
,, shew: vm
Opportunity for Violin, _
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Violin outfit plus lnstructlod Bool:
is presented in each student on first
lesson of course and may be taken
home and used. Lesson taken once al
week' giving a full hour instruction
by Prof. Emanuel. At the end of
course, the said property of the .Newl
York Conservatory of Music, auto-l
mstlcally becomes the students'
There is an opening for rlimitcd
number of students. Enroll now and
take advantage of this offer.
Classes begin Saturdays, Tue_sday;
and Fridays at 3.15 p. in. and 7.15 p ‘
m. Students are taught the most;
lnteresthig method and given speclal‘
attention. E
Prof. Emanuel ls deeply interested:
in the progress of all students.
Any further information cheerfully,
given at the I
NEW YORK CONSERVATOBY _
OF MUSIC
' Phone 1054-1. l
Hours 9 A. M. to 9 P. M.
and saw before them a long gallery
of battle paintings, beginning with the
victory of Clovis, the first King of
France, and continuing up to Napo-
leon.
,Pike was impressed and looked at.
them, fascinated. for the pictures wear
well done and most dramatic. But he
took a great dislike to Napoleon.
'if there was ever a_ ponceited. over
-estimated human being on this earth
it was Napoleon." he drrlared with
the sudden intensity that he could put
into anything that touched a pre-
judice. "Look at him on that white
horse with his hand poked in the
front of his coat! Do you think any-
body could get sway ‘with that stun
to-day? Not much. All he wanted was
just t0 glorify. himself. Fight, stir up
trouble pick quarreis with cther na-
tions-that's all he did. And what
did it amount to? After his wars and
glorious campaigns and after all the
soldiers he had' killed for France.
France d1dn’t have as much territory
when he died as when he started hi-
andyet they parade him around and j
stick him on colurnns and shove
him at you elerywhere you go as if ~
he was God .Almighty Himself.” ‘
"Plkel" whispered Mrs. Peters, "ll's -
not right to talk that way. What lf
some of the French people should
hear you?"
"Let 'em hear. It's what I honestly
think and I don't care who knowsit
rm against war though thick and
thin, and I don‘t fall for any of this
Napoleon bunk. The world would'vc_
been a lot better off lf croup had got
him." _
"I wish you wou1dn't talk that way. '
said Mrs. Peters. "Y0u're`not perfect
yourself. Look at thc way you are nc
ting about your evening suit. You ou
gilt lo be ashamed of yourself. If that
isn't being selfish and pig-headed. l
don't know ‘what ls."
She oontlnued to speak her mind-
Plke's evening suit had suddenly bf
come more important than Vcrsnl
les.
i
(To be Continued)
 cuins'rMAs n0Nll'rioNs
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'fI'O THE PROTIETANT ORP!-IAN
htus CHILDREN
The Trustee Board is deeply grate- I
ful to the following parties who so
generously contributed to the enjoy-
ment of the children during '.\~c
Ghrkstmas season: ~
,Mrs Duchemln, City; George Mutcl
Keppooh; Mrs B McMillan, Wood
Islands; Mrs William Sim-pson, City,
'Mrs Rooms, Mrs Earl Prowso and
W. I. Mrs Charles Glbso; A. A. 'l.’hom~ I
pson and Mrs George Robinson, Hal- l
lfax; John McRae New York; George 5
Rleilly, Malpeque; Mrs Al. Hyndman. |
Mk R. L. Cowan, Mrs H. B. Hender- I
_son and Mrs \ Cv Bruce, City. Queen l
Mary Insl:l-cute, Murray Harbour:
Mrs Elmer Dunning. Mrs Pope Clark.
Mrs Frank Clark. Mrs T B Rogers,
Mrs W C Davis, Mrs S McLeod, Mrs
Geo. Dewar, Mrs R. Chandler. Mis
Fred Moore, and Bt Pauls Sunday
School, City; Mrs C. H. Dunning.
New London; Mrs W. L. McMillan.
Mrs Wm. Brown. Wood Islands:
_ Klnuboro, W. I. Mr McDonald, Bon-
Mcrlevln. Bonshaw: Mn
Mrs Lmlie Mutch, Mermlld Mile B.
Mutgh Mt Herbert; The Orphanage
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Mulch ,Mr and hlrl P¢'cy» Mutoh
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- PRIZES:-iilor the correct, or nearest correct, solution
prizes in order as follows will be paid ln cash.
` in Pros  s5o_ou ml. prize 
2nd Prize  .2000 iilll Prize  
8rd Prize  .10.00_ 'ith Prize 
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any kind in try for a prize. The solving of the problem will
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 4 COMP!-1Tl’1‘l0N CLOSES -
_ The competition closes Saturday, January 25, 1930, at
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address below before that hour.,
in case of a tie the prize will go to the one who had sent
I new subscription with his solution ln accordance with
condition No. 3. I _
If those who tla have both, or all sent ln new subscrip-
tions: then the prize will go to the one whoge subscription on
which he or she became eligible, is paid the fartherest lin
advance into the year 1930. If both or all are paid in ad-
vance to December 31, 1030, then the money will be divided
among such proportionately according to the' number of
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_ Conditions
Every one\in any family where there is a regular subscrip-
tion of this paper paid in advance, is invited to try the
solution and compete for the prizes. `
Anyone not eligible in accordance with No. 1 condition,
may compete by becoming a subscriber or sending ln the
subscription of some member of the family with $4.00 for
country or $5.00 for the city for the mst year ln advance.
Every competitor may. if hc or she so desires, send in a
new paid in advance tor_one year subscription with the
solution. _This ls not obligatory: but the winner of each
prize who does send a new subscriber will be awarded
double the amount hlsor her prize calls for. Thus if the
winner of the mst prize had sent a new subscriber, he will
be awarded $100.00 cash instead of $50.00, and accordingly
with all the prizes. No one can so secure double money
unless the new subscription is actually forwarded with his
solution.
Each cornpetltor, by sending in his solution, agrees that
the decision of the Judges shall be lndlsputable and nml.
All solutions must be sent in on the following form. clip-
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