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- I’. Isn‘ a. new orm o! anhan l-

5" ing. It's tart, lligllfilfi, histlzionlc ifrt.

l The sob-artists job is to blubber

‘,l:i'.c a child for the microphone oi

, ‘ scmc radio "pfayict. Apply l0 i But the crywbziby talent is e. rare

v c (one, it seems. Indeed, according to

the New Yozlzcr, “miy time you 12f! North River Road

By Bawling

lii"ll‘ .1 nnny crying on the radio Hlil can be pretty sure it. is Nliﬁ Sally Belle Cox, aged twenty-five." ss Cox is described ns n. tall, iclcr blue-eyed bionde. She , makes about a hundred dollars a

__>___ __._ .. Furnees Witiiy 8r i; i irrclr by her bowling.“

The last item is exciting. Poten- ilnl crv-bnbics and others will be u, or“. ‘m, ,,,,,,>'1lt+\rcstc<l in the history of‘ this ~ null"Ilaiwr"!latest, minlr: woman who has been clever g .,,',i,,,;,,'.y 5|, ',,,,,,,,-,.'l ~.;-~n:h lo invent a nrwv profession "VWH- ""\\ ‘"l‘~- ind pat it. across in these hard

times. bjixc was born in West Vir- gil "L. ‘Filo New Yorker tells us, she wont to n Near England ﬁnish- ‘iny: school nmi "seemed destined 1 in‘ nn orilinnr_v tcnrlcss lilc, when, f‘ """“'\" ‘y’ W“ c" 3"“ Lvr- ycnr: lino. she trot a job at an

‘illi-\i,l\l>" .Iun 1i Juli I l i,,..|..|i-~i...\.i uni-i», orphan llfillllll, out in Cleveland.

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(;I\|{\l'i.;L[l BR( 1-‘, LTD_ I llcr ifiorc was to keen the orphans adjoummg, the meeting was M“

nnnizarl," Now the action ‘begins:

MT‘? v~i it.

, . ‘rather flat, a small unamused girl d 1 d m t d u,‘ Professional Bards time.» brew l. squawl- we w - ,‘Z§’..§’;°....l°..§‘l.§3°f..‘i$‘l§‘...'i

small lllllllillltﬁfl baby girl can. Miss ocmmc type of “tax-Mum, while the

Cm: put her head back and sudden-

J. D. STE\\'.»\RT, K. C.

N. W. LLHVIIIEI! BAnRlhhl-IRS, INULILTIUIIQ. ETC i George Street .\\().\.l-.Y T0 LOAN

McLEOD & BENTLEY J. A. BENTLEY W. E. BENTLEY, K. C.

Ilnniwti-r and Atturncy-ut-Lnw gruwnups nlONEY T0 LOAN niim cry. But she had no idea.

OiTlcc: 180 Richmond Street may; I

qlln gilt until

Stewart 8‘ Lowther ‘ly and miragcly began to imitate The members wgsh to thank the“.

i310 iniani.

Tire children squealed

dcnl usually now for who hold heard of her

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veterinary Pliyxii-inn nlul §IIF|ZFIITI hr llllll‘ \'Iii\<-r~i|_\' ‘formula. Toni irrnilunle i-rminuiuiin, llllrrlllllll IUIII pllfil-vniiil‘ .||-l-.i~<l~~, Lug-Linn nii|l_1n-|§[ﬂlinq was

nnim. _ Prnrlicv lllllillliw mi i||vll\l'Kll|'1l|l‘l| b“)?- Mlfis 09X Dill» 0n hi‘? h“ and

pnivnnln, lane» uml (mil. “mm rhht up to the Nauonsl Lin-rimmin- ~-\.....--.-.n.-im_ lllilnll, t‘

n"... l'n\\l_ ,...i. llrcadlazstiln: Company. She show

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rvwiilrnrw- in (irvul livlvrgv lXtCllllH“ and, greatly to his dls- Jim‘! 15V 9515-5413-21- ,,,,,;, _»,‘,',"_',_',' mm """"‘ M" may, begun to cry like a. little girl i" __ ___ right thcrc in his office. A formal --'CRE5M ROUTE '“ W951i? H_ F_ MacPHEE' B_ A_ anrlltion was arranged with proper 9138"“ Wm belt!!!‘ hall“!!! Ofeﬂ-m linrtlrigrpur, gQ|,|g-|TQ5; (liunity mid she cried for several ‘m m“ Fmmne- L it e PM‘! and "c- _ NWTARY. M‘- rnlicr ofliclnls and was solemnly “W” 'nm"d“y' M“ 1am “d wn‘ Riley Buzlrling, Charlottetown hem], tinuc once weekly until further " notice. Souris Creamery. MARK R. MCGUlGAN, 94°5'5'15"7l-

B. A. RARRIRTER. SOLICITOR. MONEY TO LOAN (‘amt-rim Blnck.(.‘hnrlotletown,I'.E.l.

J.Ii. MacDonald, ll.0.

BARBISTER. SOIJCITOR, ﬁe. Riley Building Charlottetown, P. B. Island. Hone! l0 Loan and Cullccllons given the very but attention.

l75-2-6-1month.

BELL & MATHIESON I. B. Bell D. L. Mnihieson. L.L.D. Ben-Merl d: Solicitors Money to Loan Pullman Block. Clurlotletown lllhly.

your complaint. It is hereditary. ETC. fntiir-r.

‘ Bottles Wanted

Pints and Quarts. Phone 1107

On‘: midvrinter afternoon, when B’ short instruction on liitrs; CORY. entertaining was falling what to Ready

“P1P. it bwllghi- down the hollﬁe- sistance throughout the time of or-

1°!‘ mofe- ganizing.

and lllC squawler shut up and let

i-cmrbozlv squawl that could squawl. Ycrrs passed and Miss Cox cried

Of .."l‘hll column ll r n profession out of her nnl- shc (vaJnQ {,0 New 2 rent: a uorii "_'_ ““““ " ‘ifcrk. two years ago. to take a. job

v nrz lli.'ll'll"l0l‘ 'n a swimming school. _

DR‘ L E' 01"‘ ‘my "he h“ i“ m‘? Pap" Charlottetown Guardian may be thnt the one sound the radio peo- handed u, their m“ Archie Hum.‘ pic hurl had no success at all in o, 1e" at K J_ Mabmv, Drug Sm". the wailing of n. uongaxum

(‘Hpphlg w an tague from 'I‘uesday, May 16th until

Doctors-J can do nothing tor

Pnticnt-Thcn scnd the bill to my

and Prince County

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—Thin column h rclernd for new! o! loan! interent but ndvertlllug o! n new-y nature ma! he lnnertcd n I cent: n word etrlctiy payable In od- vnnee.

—BBACE'S auto atorlic batter- iea, in modern cue, standard weight plates and quality unequalled in batteries selling at over 812.00. Bruce's price $6.50 to $7.85.

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-O. Y. M. L-The regular meet- ing o! the C. Y. M. L. o! St. Simon and st. Jude's Church, Tigniah, was held 0n Friday last. Mr. Alex‘ Mac- Donald presided. Important busi- ness in connection with the baseball season wus discussed. It was decid- ed to endeavour to rent an "athletic tield," where outdoor sports could be set up with a degree o! perman- ency. A committee was appointed to wait on some oi the property owners nearby with a. view to secur- ing the required land.

--PUBLIC NUISANCI—A I1- ber o! dogs belonging to the village of Tignish, who have been running in a pack for the past couple of months, have ﬁnally succeeded in bringing themselves into disgrace. On Friday last a prominent farmer who lost some five sheep and as many more lambs as the result oi one visit from the above mentioned tribe. Saturday the leader oi’ these pirates was still at large with a long rope attached to his collar. It would be a step in the right direction i! some one would attach the other end to an aerial pole before the ot- fender takes e. hand at more plun- dcr.

—BLESSING 0F THE BOATS- On Sunday the ceremony o! the blessing o! the boats was held at Jude's Point. About a, hundred boats, some o! which were very ar- tistically decorated llor the occasion, were arrayed along the stream. Rev. D. J. McNeil who performed the ceremony accompanied by Rev. Earl Dalton, a. number of acolytes and the choir entered into a boat and were drifted down stream to about the center of the array, where the blessing was conferred. A large crowd oi bare-headed men and de- vout women stood in prayer throughout the service, which is both ancient and impressive. The same ceremony will be performed at Nail Pond on next Sunday-T.

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-—CHUR.CH SOCIETY - The Children of Mary Society, which has been recently organized among the young ladies of St. Simon and St. Jude's Church, Tignlsh, who have \ reached post school years, held their first regular meeting on Monday the 8th inst. The Rev. D. J. McNeil, Chaplin and organizer, was present. The following are the officers for the coming year: Pres, Miss Gen- evicvc Arscnault; Vice-pres, Miss K. C. Brennan; Sec‘y, Miss MvA. Conroy; Treasurer, Miss M. Des- Roche; Convcnors: Entertainment, Miss Annie Bernard; Education, Miss Clothilde Arsenault; Sick, Miss Uinlie. Chaisson; Attendant, Miss Annette. Morrissey. About seventy members are now enrolled. Before

dressed by the Chaplain, who gave "How and The Rev. speaker

standard works remained unread.

Chaplain for ‘his kindness and as-

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. 3BR. A. J. LACOURSIERE, - Dentist, will be at his oﬂice in Mon-

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MOBOKEN, NJ" May m-Belore Herman ‘Ilomfelde died lust Decem- ber, he directed that his aahea be scattered over the sen. He had been a sailor for gnnny years.

The aahcc were entrusted to a brother, Oscar, atewnrt on the Bre- men. He threw them into the sea, container and all, in mid-Atlantic.

The container weaned up ashore at ‘Ilercchelllng, Scotlnnd. Author- ities there, noting the name oi’ the undertaker, cabled word o! their find and are awaiting the {emiiyii instructions on what to do with the

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