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IT SEEMED A
SHAME
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H. wo.. s..,°Mnt
The Reformed Book Agent was ro-
clting a few of his adventures to the
bunch in the hotel lobby.
"You know," observed the R. B. A.,
in the course of the dissertation,
"there always comes a lime sooner or
later when the rule you'vo been going
by won't work. lt had got to be a rule
with me that school teachers were
' comparatively easy marks for a man
who desired to enter negotiations for
the sale of a book the slse of a child‘s
Bible, bound in either plain cloth or
half morocco, with title in giltietters.
“l was selling a book that was prac-
_ tically the same thing as a 25-cent
world almanac, containing all sorts of
useful information, and ii you didn`t
care for the beat binding you could
get it for as little as $2.75. It was A
work that appealed strongly to teach-
ers, principals, mothers and all who
had the education of the youth of any
given community at heart. O
".\'ow, oae feature of the book
agents game that's as old as the
statutes and city ordinances of the
.\ledes and Perslans is to get the lead-
ing educator ol the town you're in to
buy the book, or at least make him
tnink he’s bought it-give it to him
for nothing if need be-and, then,
having bought it, to write you out a
brief recommendation for the work.
With that recommendation every wo
man in town, and everybody else who
goes in for ‘cultchub and abt' and all
‘that-you know the type-becomes
‘your prey. Most of them will fall for
your great educational work, just like
a lot oi school children crowding in
line for a special matinee of ‘Ten
i Nights in a Barroom.'_
` "The nrst move a knowing book
‘ pgent makes, therefore, is to get the
_ ,indorsoment oi the superintendent oi
public schools, or the president of the
college if there is one of these fresh-
water collegcs around, and the lead-
ing highbrow minister. But it is a sort
of unwritten law that the superintend-
ent of schools must bo made to come
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"The publishing house I was work-
ing for sent me to one of those little
county seat towns where nothing o.
ituportaiice e\‘er'ha'ppens except tht
next number on the Star let-turf
course. Soiiiolititiy' pointed out lh
nead of the public school systeiii t
me, and i whiiwltle-ti lu iiiy.~'eli_ ini' lt
.oolted so e~.4.~‘_\' that I had a notion ju:
to sell iiiiii tue hook by ielepiirii
wiiliuili e\-ii t»ut!i-i'in;, to gif to his u
tice and Iiiiw- Iiizii si-:iii his ‘irinorsi
ment tn nie i-it iii_v l;i»_<-I hy a in-<,~e
gel' b0_\'. I kiI~\\' that Z!1\-;'- \\.~_l= I
possible \\a_v il..\i h»- if.-iid ii;:‘n i.
down. He loiiltfd sri-g--..fI~ ii‘ 1! :itil
ble that yn-.i ui-_; ii  » .~'.f  ~.\
the lot-al i'~;»i'»~ -».-in  o . 1- i .--
forthe l'i-=.e:- o. t. i- _ i~ ti
thing.
"I _'\ `I' ti- I .1 the no
U--ll--i .t -,._~ 1- ;_.i; ol tfilii.
:hai i .slioizlri hare dune Itiii I fn
otvctl the iisiziil i'i..i_ tizzct iititl prt
ideti for book agerns iii ==.:.li t-zises
nd talitcd to hitii es if I \-.<.»;e iiitei
ated in ctluvaiinti sonic nay oi' ntlioi
nd had just dropped into \isit witl
.im for at spell and get his views.
arty that l had t-hatred along for bali
in hour _on general topics before I
bought of mentioning my book. By
hat time we were as friendly as hired
tisip and I ltnew that 1 could sell him
lllything from a book to a second-
hand gas engine. _
"l was just going to pull out my
prospectus when a young man cnmq
into the reception room just outside
the oiiico and started to walk in where
we were, but stopped when he saw
ine. I told the old man that I would
let my business walt if the man in the
' next room wanted to see him for a
minute, but he waved me back into
my chair. ' _
" 'Stay right where you si-eg he
"rl, smilies smisbly. and added in a
*'l\|lD6l’2 ‘l think I know who that is.
Ill a youns man when been coming
around to bother me about a book. it
""1 4° Nm llllgood, for 1 never
buy books from agents, but 1 suppose
"'11 '“°°°*¢ ll “kill up a lot of my
time before I get rid of him.” J
"Wowi Pat me in line, didn't it? I
about abandoned any ide; 1-ish; then
of owning up that l was a book agent
UIYBGU, but to make matters worse,
the youu than walked in right uien
and my intended victim turned around
and recognised him-as ins own go|;|_
" '\\'eli, welll' he chuckled, 'to thing
that I would take my own gm, for ¢
book agent! ¢That's pretty .gl-loo, 1
guessl' And he laughed heartily. We _
all laughed. liiae must have sounded
like the cold, calculating laugnor the
man who wears a gray derby hu in
a show, for there was no mirth in it,
lhat's a cinch. `
"Well, sir, do you know, l was so
Put out over that deal that I went on
to the next town without trying to
sell a single book in that burg, though
fd expected to spend three or four
weeks there. in the lrst place, I had
enough superistltlon ia me to take It
as a lodooo_ And then I was nf;-‘id
that old man would meet me on the ‘I
 &,_E’ _ _  re°;,'m:°clk5£-_°ufR:; l;o'l'h°Ref°"°';l|lK'¢-ié ginghame lephefi, drills, crepons_
" ""` `“"_"""_ '_, - Xi i¢ esteem and other Printed goods, all
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fi. ui... ...ii¢.itié....~.-.na i-rhino. " lmo le 'on iyo 5 as 1' yi” ' e 5 nn' we m°d°°°p°d°"’ “sm” “""""" '°' ’°”°" lm' P"°°' '““
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*°° 9°- -» 12-SMU- r-neon, - 1-:nitro
"He \\'a.~' such a benevolent olt..
_ Hospitablo welcome Accorded to All
During the Month nf 4
| Ilamazan. 7 I 4 3
Every year in Turkey, in the month
of Ramazan, as they term it-which is
the month when the Koran was ro-
vealed, ln 26 parts, to lobammod-it
was for years a general custom in
Turkey for the Turks to open their
houses at 12 o'clock, the 'hirkish sun-
set tlnie, to strangers and anyone was
permitted to enter and take supper, a
meal the Turks call oviftar, during
Ramuau. _
' No matter how poor or how rich the
persons. and whether n complete
stranger or near friend, they come
just before the sunset hour, and all
are seated at the truly hospitable table
before 12 o‘clock. Immediately after
the roar of the cannons announces
sunset the Turks eat either an olive
or a date, it being the legend that the
holy prophet did this, and those who
smoke may begin as soon as the date
or olive, supposed to be the fruits of
paradise, disappears. Then come jel-
lies, as it is a belief in Turlney that
sweets "collect the senses," whatever
that may mean. Oddly enough, soups
follow the sweets, and then after that
eggs cooked in butter are served, fol-
lowed in turn by mutton clmps 'or
roasted meat; these are succeeded by
vegetables, and the vegetables by a
sort of sugarless pudding, called
beurek, and after this the famous
baclava. or kadaii.
After all this more meat courses,
ilsh, and vegetables are served, and
such sweets as rice milk (gullaj sud-
laj), native blanc mango (mahallebl),
pilaf with hlshad or junltet (yaourt)
and coffee. ,,
RECALLS FAMOUS GOLF HATCH
Projected Game Brings Back Contest
in Which Royalty Was
' 9 ' involved. ~
The projected golf ma h between
two well known amateurs d a lead-
ing member of the London stock ex-
change for a stake of $2,500 recalls to
the Westminster Gazette the famous
foursome in which the duke of York.
afterward James Il., took a prominent
part on the Leith links in the year _
1682. it was really an international
.Is Your Flout°,'/Iladaln, Milled
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The last and final notice 's here
gf i- ' ‘LLM _ J; I ' bygiveu to all those persons serv-
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i:_I1§!11t-5 ,lily   .-.;»,.-li _‘$3.-
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by W ater-Power
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\Nhen we called las: .~i.igu>. e. .lie Keewatin mill.. We lem*
the Local Manager :f_iE~.a: :~:.::h-eaten szcry-
Abciu the iizzll owner -:hc bcastei that tiicugh hte mill was th¢
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dirtiest in five c:uni.es r.-.5  .i _. ns conf.
The Manager Iaug-ized 1".e:.r‘_:I;.°, `:_ _r.:':f-'. ins head incsi decidedly.
int; and the peculiar construction
cf :ie plant.
S,:...rhT. you kr.o\\'_ is the /a/ai' foe
of ,'e.'.'rls and bacilli.
" My only regret." he 21521.' is 
were in such an cut ci the way
place here. if we cculd only get
more visitors. it would be the basl
advertisement FIVE ROSES Ccu.-1
have."
"You don/t hear so much ab?-S
water-power mills these days". he
continued as we watches' the meri
putting in new stop legs. " n‘»2yl_`€
because they are sc /rw.. I: :erta.ii..y
gives us a big advantage."
\\`?.e; cu: guide regretiully declined
;= g-;:d Havana cigar which we had
faved all the way from Winnipeg.
uc almost tainted.
I1 .vas only then we saw the placarlis
on the walls-"Positive/y no smoking
.fn :fre b:4."i'.f:rg. "
" in fuel econcmy ff" we asked ci!! ' it is it
hand. l
'.`_“.e;: like m.llers all un'iormcd in
white. tie spotless maclhncry with
the fnetal paris polished like piano
.»'.ej.':. the floors glistening like a
tal.-::.;-fri.
'\`-.’e do honestly believe the FIVE
RJSES mills are the most sanitary
at d f.yg`er..'; ir. all America--~aiid we
have see: a few.
Where you have beer. through the
and cleanliness. _ mills, Madam you Cannot but my
, .__ __ ` _F _,__ te y:.urscll~-"FIVE ROSES flour
Th°.ve;.r‘i:l2nf_:‘ Siffefmn If re°"-‘Z muff be pure. and nutritious, and
i1»ff°:"‘i-irsinf; 
ver' 'i : .-tr. c.. ree .1 i. ..-
large t.t.:iiL.<:.' ei' tit;‘..blc~sized win-
, " In cleanliness ab;'.e ai? " he
quickly added. You see how iight.
andairy. andircefrem dirt thi; plan:
ls. Theabsencc:.fa::::ci<ychtm:\e)'
gndsieam p,;».er_:1a:.ihe!_:.\saloz."
A I I I
The first im casio: c-ie has of the
pr
FIVE ROSES premises is of i:.".~
mense size ami spotless 'trighincss
 ye.. .uc 1'-fit.
 
MK( 0( Ill( WONPS MILIW CQ.. LID.,l0NIl[M
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ed viith garnishee papers for the
izth of November Court that un-
less their respective amounts are
paid immediately exectvions will be
issued foi the recovery of the same
without distinction of persons.As the
gxpensein some cases will be greater
the atlie debt, it is advisable thee
mthanounts be paldat once.`
_ EDWARD KELLY
t2-t _gdmwft
I   almos FR 
\\'t» have about one hundred boxc
of .\ioirs’ and (iauougs celcbratel
Choc ilates iii attractive boxes wl1ic`i
whicli we are now almost giving
away l"R`I§l'1.
|0c gives you a nice box of Cho-
colates.
18c gives you :1 half pound box
of good Chocolates.
22c givt-syou a half pound box o
'Iicst Cliocolntcs. . _
Tliesc are Clioniilates bargains
you cannot affnrtl to miss.
l See Our \\"iudo\v
W. A. IlU'l`CIIESON
Ciowu Confectionery .
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Cilil/iMISSIONERS
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, Sewers and Water
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contest, in which the duke, with John
Patersone, a golfing shoomaker of
great repute, championed Scotland
against two ncblemen of England. a
heavy wager depending on the issue.
The duke and the cobbier had an easy
victor_v_ thanks largely to the man of
the last, and John Pateraone'€1 share
of the stakes was so substantial that
he was able to build a goodly house in
the Canongste. in a wall of which the
duke caused a stone.to be placed bear-
ing the Patersone arms with the mot-
to, “Far and sure." a tribute to the
cohbler's driving powers. Patersone's
house survives tcrilay.
Poetry and Patriotism.
Zakrls Topeliiis. "the niost popular
poet Finland has ever known." was a
lover of his native hiiiii above all else.
Once. says Paul \\'uinonian in "_A
Summer Tour in I-`iiiltivi~l." lie wrote
is follows tn a little I-‘iiitiisli lioy who
was at the Lime re-sitiiiiiz in Enfzland
for his schooling: ‘
"You are in a great and rich coun-
'ry. but never forget that you are only
in exile. _ ‘
“If Queen Victoria herself should
write and oder you a post in her king-
iom, remember that _vou must answer.
l cannot, because I have a cottage
Waiting for me when i am grown
rip. lt has a root higher than the
ioftlest hall in Wiutlsor Castle. That
roof is the blue sky of my own land.” "
~Youtb‘s Companion.
HalIand’s Famous Bird.
` The stork is treated with great and
singular respect in the Netlieriands
These strange birds may be seen
here and there, almost. evcrywliere in
the south, but I do not reniciiibei- sec
ing any in the north. 'l`he house or
iected by the stork for a nesting place
Is considered fortunate, and vt-ry spe
:ial facilities are provided by the
householders to enable it to build ii
'lest comfortably At The Hague
nany of these birds are iuuintuitie-ti
-t public expense. the first tliut I
~aw was from a window of the railway
rain as we were t-rorsing the "Hoi
indsdiep_" when a cliiuincy-top cauit
nto view on which were two of the
ong-legged creatures, preening theni-
-elves, their nest, an un§glitl_v blin-
lle oi sticks an-'I straws, littering the
ousetop.-The Chautauquan.
The Man in sewmhea. °
Al\va_\~.< suspect a intin who affects
Teal softness of manner, an unruf.
cdeveiiiiess of temper, and an enun
_lation studied. slow and dei|i,¢»ra;,-
ll"-*P lhlllss are all unnatural. nm!
if the st:r|»tnt_ which they have.-Cdl?
|011.
iesgienlt a degree of nieiital discipline
:tio ivlilcli lie that has nu purpose ni
raft of llcsien to'answe\‘. cannot sub
ull to tl:-ill himself, The most suc
cssful kiiaves are |isuall_v of this-de
cription_ as smooth as razors dipped
Il Oil. and as sharp. °i`he_v ance; the
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.Pure foo d insures éiooa' /lea/thy _
MAGIC
BAKI NG
iivsuizizs PURE ’
MADUNQANADA.   
aw. on.i.i:rr co.L1'n. roitoNro.oNr. _J
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The hard work of bread-making
should be doiic iii the flour mill--not
in the kitchen. '
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.~/fy
\Vhen it is necessary for you to make bread
by main strength, the miller li:isn’t done his
part. His Hour is not fine enough.
Royal Household Flour
is made from hard Spring xvhcat-which is
capable of Fuicr grinding than any other wheat
--and milled by at process that insures the finest,
and most nutritious of fiours. Gct enough
to try from your grocer. ' 13
Dglivle Flour Ilillls Co., Limited, Montreal. I
nnoccnt-e of tho dm-e_ whip), me,-
ia-vc not in ordoi- to hide the ciinnii '
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Then She Got Fired.
~'\\`ho‘i: elif- pre-tty girl?" _
"Sl»c's tlic b:il>\"i1 new nurse”
;U'0|0¢ lilo day and learn what my. “I supi~ost~ siic‘iinderstai:tlsli.t-r busi  & Nich°|son` T°bacc° Co" Ltd'
us ae w . O .. -~
"B I: as Bo 1 ducked. ~.=_t.i_g» _ _ _ 1': vifigfen Phone 345 Charlottetown
UL Added the Reformed Book ll-.=_ flies ri iz.-atlzizite, and shew
Agent, "the thing that l"vo wondered 'ki' U*-ll <1'-="' fu baby: sho ana ,i ii- _ ~- 
about some thousands of time I rc .<i.;iII km- i:.f l_.2 ' thi! _~ . _Y "  ` ` "' " 'r '  , ' _ _ r - ' ~
:sea was this-als ess s¢,,,,|:,,'_  I ___mh_,_._ ’ ‘-‘ “ e we _ net-eivsf. .-.ir :;. s. iniiinninn. En.
mano society-looking old party get on "i c;-. _r ti.. 'i :‘- 'I in n;.‘ii i'1~:.~.~~ uw' ha" vu" 'nd Mm M" 'hue' “rig :'35 Cunngims ydsmiday' PM
that book agent talk s wrpose) no e ki-1 me 1. ty _*_§i -_ f' We have Coles' and Reber' t'be'" R °‘ ~ ” ° re' ’ °' U”
,ou ,,,”,,, he lm.. _ _m_m_.. “ " ‘ ° “" ,kata we hav h X ' “ .win mmol inspection 3.450 yds ni
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imitated but neverEqa;Iled'° _
Y s
our rbnscco,
` Leads all ot'uerl
_ Have you ififsl It yet?_
i
° °° 'Y b°°"°- w¢,tbe heat assorted shipment of color-
Iii ptirstimiicc of an Act of the
(lt-ticrul _-\-sc-iulily of this Island.
iii:i<lt‘ :intl |>:i~.<t~fl in the _goth year of
the it-i;;iiot llei' lat: .\Iajesty Queen
\`i`ctoii'i, Cliziptur 8, iiitituleil
“L‘liu'lotit~to\\'ii \\'alcr Woiks Act,
t.~<.\'7, nfitl of ilic Act oi' (iist Victo-
ria, Cap, i2. intitulctl “L`li:irlotic-
toivii St-\\'ci'ni1c.\ci1 :uid of all Acts
in Auicnfliimit tlicreof :\"tl in addi-
tion thereto.
I tlo lici'cl>_v give l'l`BI.lC NOT-
ICF. that :iii hleclioii for THREIC
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ami \\'.vi`i»;i< st'i»i>i_v for me cifi-
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\\‘ii.i, in-I iii~;i,i> oN
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r WEDNEQDAY
The 9th Day of February A. D
I9I0
.\t the Several places that is io stty
_ In \\'m‘tl i, at or iiczir the lions:
,of F. .\lcl{c-nun. Queen Strect,near
f\\'ater.
in \\`:irtl`:. at or nczir ilic house
nf .\lr.~¢ 'l`lioiiia.~ Connolly, opposite
.\Ir.i{. lleartfs Warehouse. Sydney
Street, lietwecu Great George and
l’riiicc Street.
Iii \\`urd 3, ut or near the Market
lloiisg. _
in \\`:irtl 4. :it or near City Hall,
coriic ' of Kciit aiitl Queen Streets
ln \\':ml 5, l<Ia.~’i, at or near Mrs.
ill'-‘Iwi- Slifui on Great George
.\`lt‘€t'l.
in \\'ttrd 5, \\’e.\'t, at or ncav
jaiiics .\lc.\Ialioii`s Shop ou Great
ll\‘\>i't:t‘ .\`trt~t't.
_-\ti\l -1' thc mill lilectlon the Poll
Will he opened at Nine o`ciock in
the f`o_iciiooii and continue open
until lfivt- o’clock iiitlie afte noon
nf thc szuiic tlay
Description of Wards
Xin. i shrill comprise all that part
of Lliariottt-town which lies south
of lloi‘clie.~tcr Street, and the parcel
of_ _luutl f`orincrl_v known as the
.\lil_t:iry li:iri'ut‘k (lrountls.
_.\.o. 2 shall comprise all that part
of L`liarloticto\vii \\-liicli lies south
ot Riclitnmitl Street :intl north of
llorclicster Street.
\_o_ 3 sliuil comprise all that parf
of bliariottelo\\'n ivhiclx lies south
of ttiuttoii Sire :t and north of Rich
iiioud Struct.
N10- 4 shall comprise all that part
nf Lii_:trlottctowii which lies south
"f I'lf2f<‘.\' Street and north of
(tration Street.
bo. 5 shall comprise all that part
<ifLharltitfetot\'n which lies north
Of 1"l2f°Y Street. iuvludiug the
Louimou of the Said Town.
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Nomination Day Wednesdsv
x __l"¢|»y. 2nd. A. D. |910
. _tt eofficenf the City Clefk
L_ili' Hail. froui the'liout of Twelve'
°_l`l0<`l< }100t:.unlil the hour of Four
0 Clock in the afgermou of the san:-:
'tyv "
|`?'0unli'ieation of lineto' A ¢" _re
;'°‘l°'|l» CII. 8. iniiiulsd"C;:rl°:f|se\own
I If Works Aoi. ll07.°‘ also 3M'ld»
""1 ""~» CID- I7. Sections 24 to 29
iv. w. ct,_Ai1`ic_, '
B_ C_ PROWSE City Clerk
2,’.?i_`°',°f *Pe Citi' of Charinttetogrn
'-5 C.erk s()f`iice, §`hgg]0ngqgqg
.la in r_v 3rd, i9;°_ - ,
1.-mais' ` ' '