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_ Mr. Wm. Towner, New York, writes: '
“Never have I felt better in _my life.
'Your purely vegetable Lunmve Pills
myhewels active; headaches and
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my sl get upre .
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CARTBIVS Ll'i'l‘LE LIVER PILLS
Sold all dnimrlsts 25c and 75credplwl.
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AVONDALE SCHOOL
For the month of November:
Grade X-1, Theresa O'Donneil.
Grade IX-l, Marion O’Donne1l.
Grade/VII-1, Genevieve O'Don-
nell; 2, Mary O'Dcnnell, Margaret
Ryan tequal); 3, Eileen O'Donnell.
Grade V-1, Jackie O'Donnell; 2,
Catherine O'Donnell; 3, George
Ryan.
Grade III-1. Asiltha O'Donnell;
2, Wilbert O'Donnell; 3, .Peter Ryan
4, George Power.
Grade II-l, Mary Keoughan; 2,
Bobbie Lynn.
Grade I Br.-l, Rita Keoughan;
2, Rita 0’Donnell.
Grade I Jr.-1. Emmett Ryan.
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::Co\rns cannot exist 'when Hollo-
way‘s Com Remover is applied to
them, because it goes to the root and
kills the growth.
_ Annual Meeting
The annual general meeting of the
Kinsman Silver Black and Patched
rox co., Ltd., will he held at the 0,
residence ol the Treasurer, Mr. Pet-
er Newsome, 10 Ambrose St. Char-
lottetown, on Saturday, Dec. 15 next
at l o'clock p. m.
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POULTRY
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We will-he buying
live and dressed _fowl
and chickens for the
balance of the season
at highest market’ _ _
1' llry, llackulg Gough
prices. A
We will also requirel
a large quantity off
dressed geese and!
ducks from December'
10th to 15th. 'Be sure
and get our prices be.
fore selling.
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Mrs. A. Primeau, 36 Ingranl~St.
Chatham Qnt., writes:-"I sm pioneer;
to take tliis opportunity of telling yor
of my experience with
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Norway
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COPYRIGHT
DOBBS-MERRILL
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THE STORY
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And with incredible celerity
fund-
Mrs. Andover’s aifaivllity frwe
upon her face. “My dear. 11° You
mean to tell me that that creature
had the brazen edrontory. the un-
mitigated audacity, the-the-to stay
there after John told her I had
rented that cottage?"
"John dldn’t tell her. She di_dn’t
know it. The cottage was not ready
for me 11': yan promised--" `
“John diriii’t-John-J0hn--Wal-
lace-Didn‘t you hear me tell him
to tell her to-"
"Oh, yes, you told him.. And that
was the end oi it. And as she is the
origlnattenant. I have had all my
trouble and worry for. nothing.”
And then. with reluctance. with
innate delicacy. sparing Auntalmiry
in every way possible, Mrs. Andover
explained tihe situation. 'The little
old woman in the cottage was not a
tenant. She just lived there. She
paid no rent, she had no money. and
§without her. Much better for the
lhouse to be occupied, much better
'for Auntalmiry who needed hom-
:§ng_..
"Oh, please," interrupted Gay.
“let her stay then. Don’t turn the
'poor thing out `on my account-”
~ And then Mrs. Andover grew
really withering in her retaliation.
Tum her outi What kind of peo-
ple do you think we are? Do we
,look like the sort to turn anybody
rout? We just want her to move down
into her own house, the Apple Tree.
"Oh, then she isn‘t so poor, if she
has a house of her own.”
But Auntalniiry did not own the
Apple Tree. Auntalmiry did not own
anything. Mrs. Andover said it was
the Estate, the Estate which owned
the land, the Estate which had built
the little Apple Tree exclusively for
Auntalmiry, for ‘her very own, fur-
.nished it for her. maintained it for
her.
' The Apple 'nee-was s dear lime
cottage, well built, channingly locat-
ed. Mrs. Andover said, rather petu-
lantly, that it was the nicer of the
two cottages, and the only reason
Auntalmiry_ preferred the Lone Pine
was simple and piireperversity. The
Lone Pine was too big for her, it was
more inaccessible away up oh the
bluffs, it was farther from the shops
and from her friends, but she-pre-
lbrred it "for her Christmas party."
And -then Alice Andover's voice
sank to a whisper. "If she says eny-
t:hing about Christmas party, you
tell her John and I say she can‘t
have a Christmas party this year.
Teil her it is too expensive in the
first place. and it wears her all out
in the second place. and it.'s just
Best Remedy for
Obstinate Coiigli
Maile at Home
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never
cough c
lintll
the cottage stood idle all winter
at*
but I can*t You tell her She’ll un-
peaf Hear Again 'f
lhriecc No llllger ;l_‘lin|\ Dime Win!
Enthusiastic lollewing'\'l‘¢n1Day` _
v Ieeo'{hla\ 0_|i'er
Aftei- twenty-live yean devoted' sx.
.-:lmively to the manufacture of lelciiti-'i
lic .hearing-aide. the Canadian Acouni..
_SL West, Toronto, Ont., hu|`ju|¢ per
fected a new'uiodel Aeoustieon time
lllll B ll 9 I6-li . an ug 0
the ileuf. Tliil,ll!eat Acoulticon ig ten
rured by ii tiny earpiece no bigger than
u dime. Through this dcviec,- sound;
ure clearly and distinctly transmitted
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§f;,§,sf_f?”“ Y°“ ° °“t °' y°“r and i both insist.-that she sive up Mrfsmgr swam" Marshfield' _ _ » Electrical appliances
_ the Lone Pineimmediateiy. 'ren her SW* ‘in *il* .UQ Wm °f her _ _
bef,:.r,». Gay wuld “teh and homtif she doesn’t--we'll-we'll _bum the vmqther' Mmt C' . °E°_”h°"“~ bring Pl¢35lll°¢ f0l' Y33f5 to
` f|Apple Tree to the ground, and sell ‘ -'-“ _ ._,_.____._.___ - L.;
ghht kiiokuhlisfrlglgtlgggwfiloutliiege the Ions Pine Over her heed-Z’ - Nu” M""‘“""‘ s’“‘"‘» M”1V1°W~  5 F ,, come I Christmas prices -
was _mthmg for her to do but to go so Gay Demne_ a10ne_ ,mmded by was a recent visitor to the city. _  L of a “ance  are with
ai .H indi ation rose again the lembllke Captain. unsupported I "*“_f ' i -. ~ PP
°“ °'“° er 3”. . It ooks though the cars re .. 4'. ‘ . .
as she cut down the pretty, green-.bly thc em?en€h;dMni_nd   201-D8 -'£9  wlt1i`__i.\s 'a while iget, .  _  _[___ in thé l.‘€3(_!lf\ Of Bus Miiké
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 glitch vlgsMrrxise»'t eyighlolii zvlgrvrlllin oon the hill. As she re-  "°P_°"" Ph? "ads il* 9°°d 1 , ')
great friendliness by that aiialile and 32395  L“l‘;:__7l°53_5'__-e:€__"_“?;‘)'; 2112; _ _ ' _ _____ I ’° '
‘§,m°ff“§,,w§,,“,‘§,"a’1 Wx-,,'{‘,°',°k b° h her |anaover, Aiuusinury broke' flute Ml" *Hd MN- Ci*->°\’8° Suiheflemi
“Ji/1; dear how Eweet fi you to helaushter so hearty it seemed‘imp°s'~ 1°““’g’°*'~;l"°‘”?‘- We" ‘“ Chem' W" _
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so neightborly. How charmingl You sible itucculd have emanated from Y _ ‘.”i._’;y ~_   _ /‘ _
are a real acqliisiton to our summer_S0_§'__lE\‘;_Bde;_sol:;‘_t'ée.ga_sped_ w_p____g he___ Miss I-dqfsmr .emmd_ Cha__1o__m_  5 .
°°|°’\Y ` ‘ - ' - ‘ -- town is spending a few- weeks the i Q/`\ 1' tiff?
uid raiixefo é \
.. 'e . "1 wish th . v ~ ' - -
oucm tlms' Andwisteclgsildsg lr1il<$t*l`<;l'- ight ;¥egs’it. Why. Ig! 1:3/e the law on Wes” nf he' °°“sm' M155 Hazel M°' ' '  4"/1") ”`
usenev. me, rm nobody. fool!" °° “S” "°“"° , U h ,sen ,hm them" sh.. :eu into helpless hugh- E“°*‘"“f 0110"” l’_°l1€3'~ ~ /Q  f in ‘
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able to be very severe with one sollwursc. she, herself, Mrs. Andover._ Sony to mam bf her recent “~mess_ . - `
uunbiiiie. "just come along with meiwas soins d°wn~ with her to sive mid hope for her speed ,MDW
to get my money back from im-s__these explanations to Auntalmiry _ if 'Y-
Andover, and then you can hurry tire" administrator was regretful, but _Master Ke'*-'hmm Mwachem _
standing in .31g1;,1;5aa%!;lf,_Bi;\':-ffflyfyer s_° m°"y| ..I'cBn.t_.. she sam ,.1 wish I cgum _Cgierry Valley, was operated on at.|
“‘i“°°‘° "‘ “ He sighed but put on his cap witnibut I cant. I-_I am expecting suests ,°1t§ePI‘;1;'§L‘;:§ I uw* *f“s"
disaming mee|mess_ and they set__t_o dinner." She _looked at her watch ed ‘D health Y_ “ Y "5 °l"
  L v;..?°°° ifazisiw  .~ _.»
"That's her cottage down there," 0 D0 ‘il 5 U0 m S Pee - M P W Ste "E
he said, 'pointing off to the left. “It.Y°“ See *WW it 15- I wish I cmnd' E. riiurlio-Q andwaléodenelpfxllg'
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l "Well all right, have lt your way Auntalmiry is keep ng in fm _ ter a`gam_ .Tm a sort of B bommom ‘ _ M. . _
. su.mme_r. So if you w_ dly_1'e_ hw We m d ____ “Yau keep me. Mrs. _E. C. Burhoe, city, spent » _  ~  
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°'1l.$?eo,_:$g‘md§Tdgs;, Hx msg Nix_ S_rii.ith, Millview were guests of Miss _ - ---/*’
nirins S da
he never led .i
the skin on if she saw it."
“But Mrs.--Miss-” _ »
“Aunta1iniry;” Gay said appealing-
“Fifty dollars for this shack? My
dbbed ou The never
ty-tive. Poor child, poor dear, they
robbed you." .
"And see They have my fifty dol-
lars, you have my house. I ,have
nothing." »
“My dear, I’ll go. I’l1 go right
get away with this sort of thing with
us. It won't, take me long to pack
up. ! haven't got much."
` While Auntalmiry bustled about.
putting her things together, Gay.
having removed her cap andgloves.
set her bags in a corner out of the
way and went to the wide couch.
She was very tired. The window
corner tempted her.
‘I'll lie down, ii' you don’t mlnd,“
she said. “It will keep me out 'of
your way. I may go to sleep."
Bhe stretched herself out on the
dropped with weaifincss.
For two hours Auntalmiry slipped
softly about the house gathering to-
or
ring, moaning faintly now and then
At one o‘clock Auntalmiry prepared
dinner for two, with a great pot of
strong tea, and set the little gate-
leg table. Then, with a light touch,
he wakened Gay
Gleanings F rom
Millview
_ And Vicinity
Mr. and Mrs. Bon]
and two children, Montague,
in-Millview Monday. _ _
The  visited .Min aud.,\¢rs.
James N. Gillis, Um and lefmhem
s=bo,uncing son. uiauonn
nr. J; 1'. oonias. vemonmiver,
WGS I Rfb Vlll¢0F N %l\fll.{l1|l
‘ Mr. oneries 
was in the citwreoently.  .
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p,;,'§\‘°,°f“f‘f,°-,§‘r‘“y‘f,,‘,f,f_°’,}nd’§',’,;,‘§e, S2, guest of i/ns. w. c. shelaow, Min- _ _ f _ _ _ of the
foot on it yet. and as for Alice an- New- has l'°°“f“¢<i lwme- ,f CM
ronage of his many friends w
wish him every success.
_.A ‘mink dean _ 5 _eau 1,5'-v ~ < ~ .-.__~ ' _
 I’m not 'proji‘i|§I." 'me _hwhiie a lady and gentleman and "' . _ ._ _  _*___
their two children were driving in-
ns they wereabolit to ascend Tea
Hill they noticed a truck coming,
which turned the car completely
Jver. The occupants escaped with-
`__o_ut any injuries, and the only
damage-.the car received was a
broken spring. i
away. We’li show them they ca.n‘t‘ **-
And still another strange inci-
dent occurred. One of Vernon Riv-
er‘s youths had the misfortune,
while picking a tooth with a. needle
to break oil the point oi the needle.
Whether he swallowed _it or not, is
not yet known. His father took
him to the dentist and had the tooth
extracted, with the expectation of
finding he needle. But, alas, no luck
for the unfortunate.
Thesympathy ot the who1e\oom-
munity goes out to Mr. George
more so when one is called away,
just when they were about.to en-
,loy the blessings of e. happy wed-
,h h cd bel' , _ wk- ded nie. Mr. Tweedy is wen and
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i' two hours Gay slept without stir- Chudhwd h°m¢ hem!! in -v°"\°“
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.The hionthiy meeting of the Wo-
men’s Institute of Orwdl Cove was
.held at the home of Mis. James
Morrissey. Ten members and five
S ‘ CQNTZINUED _ visitors were present. The Roll Call.
was answered by "My Birthday.
was very encouraging. The next
s. Wilfred c ean
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