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i -\' 16 Times 0ut ;"°TE§uA$5RfuST AUCTION SALE

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~ Of 17 '»s.».»-1-. cm-»-ca uc. oF CHOICE FURNITURE

-when the breadwinner goes,

\\ the home goes too. Retire that

\ ,` mortgage - a premium ‘ol ' "\ shout 2% wul prcviac nn- li,

via a Maritime Life policy.

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Prince Edward Inland

PROVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

PUBLIC NOTICE

. Owing to the prevalence of rabies and dis- temper insome of the Provinces of Canada the importation of dogs into Prince Edward Island is prohibited until January Ist, 1929.

H. R. STEWART, f Clerk of Executive Council.

~?\ I / / ,,_H `§**"~5-\'.<e.

NOTICE TO _OWNERS OF

MOTOR VEHICLES

Bell( informed that a number of trucks and other motor vehicles have been operated oh the public highways and are yet unregistered. the owners there are hereby notified that the usual half rate for registration uffnr the lst ol’ Septem- ber wi.ll only apply on motor vehicles purchased after thai, date. y

WALTER K. LBA,

Provincial Secretary.

CHARLOTTETOWN LIBERAL-CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION

A meeting of Liberal-Conservative Elec-

tors will be held in the Board of Trade Room on Monday night at 8 o’clock for the purpose of making arrangements for the forthcoming visit of the Hon. R. B. Bennett, M. P., Leader of the Party.

A large attendance is asked for.

W. A. STEWART, President

Queen’s County Liberal Conservative Asso.

1 .

WHEATLEY RIVER yllurit .l»el`ol': liros-t. llll fact. no

mmuni oil’ 'pu'\l|`ling or forii-lizl;.g

The many ffiehde Of me Slekjulfll --r.._-lcolno tlllc ltardiness of and 5h“"'m5 °f Vvhelmel’ River swfnlc varieties to ltipers. Ulad W U'-he me Wh°1e 01' P9'|'W’~1‘ (liloosilhg a variety is uh<.:n one improvement' in their state M ol' .thc ennzllltlals to s.ll;‘cess..ul health' fto.nlu‘i0 gniwirg. Tillu Alacrity is

"”"_ " one of five ea.l‘lieot varieties and

There is just ‘ww me preparation is \l.\.~imlly umry pl'oiluc'.`I've. The

of ‘md “pawns °f machinery for i'l~l.'|’i, ul.ll`urtur.l.l|tcly ‘inolhled to be the wmmencmg of the saving °H‘he_l'o1lg‘»ll. Bonny Beat, tlhugh not hay' The hay in this part' of me fnlio so epuiliy, is much slnoe-filler §;’";‘,3§;'ri“ 223515' “P W me s"““d‘"'i.-.nfl of homer quality, 'l‘hc uin-

y ' iorclllt s'trzl~in.\i of Earrliialna are also

with the closing of the schools and ,pupllliar ‘w.iiIrl» lnm.|y imllnui gur-

Colleges it brings back to Whcatley"|‘“,“f"`“- River mum, of us young ueuule mil lille cliaralct-c'r of ill-.e piluluts set me form of mucho,-S of the nsmgzlil tihn flellll is -lim ‘an Illnportaut Beneration in many districts such:ilMll0'l’ lin ilf"W'f'"J"\’-If: car"i'ncss as Mlsueu Ruby stead of Greenvumw-f ln;l»i|ll'ity aulfl coni\{.ilf:i-r-.:;.'2s.; of Dhlirlct! Mill-HY iAndruv bf Hgz:;1lY'lDl‘1l\'i'lIl! ilyciioro frost. The ltypc of Grove, Muriel Bowen of Stanhope.§l'lul‘ll <l'>l>ellrlu un only ul><u\ the Margaret Ling of New Glasgow. Mr. “‘I+‘fi'~S ul =1'c\\"iu1»< ulil l'r=lu~‘=plu|i- Victor Ling of Cavendish.. ,‘.:lg, ibut l||1~m f»x|;;..:: m.1nu'f:en\crl

-_- Ulf alll thc nlllllel' dulnl-ls of [il-l.u.i

High words of praise are due.lirorwin.;:.

Prince of Wales College for the ex-T 'l‘o pl'o<lui‘f.- --yluriiy. .l‘l.i*l :lilo cellent teachers nine of which silc |;...:||f.+, -who .-»~»::fl mm.-1.| |,,. _..,.w..

. _ made of Wheatley Rlvenyoung in. |»',..;,, e,,.r.|y in _\,1mu|,_ Trung-

l‘e°P|e- H180 5° the Unkm Commef' livin-Illini! ‘lw2|‘w.- af.icr i-his ilrsi ical and Ch‘town Business Colleges‘|_,~.,., |,,,,,v(,,, huvu ,uu.muu_ mummy for the graduates three in Whcatlcy.,,h.,.,1, "hu-cu wwku umm. ...hu ueuu

F'lV¢\'- _ if-;w1l. The szicolil ‘i.rnnsp-lul'.‘-

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RWE TOMATDES' "W5-‘l ll”"lrlZ about hwo wer-ks lalcr’

r (Experimental 'Foinrns Note.) -r...-,.,,-.y_fmu. ,u.,,uu8 _ln H um ‘du

iho usuoil 1 bc. Ti . hh’

Eau-linens is it rrrllme factor in ¢,1.y._n¢;»p1|1n|i|ln;;l|ll4l'-Yl‘<csrplaf-c:o||iu|a.1l¥

the nmduotllrm of ripe mnraiocn ,1|,.,,,,, .two u..e,,_,u5 lawn .mug muy 'fm moat ipunin of Emi-ern ffarmla. im. umuu ,Wu mm m, naw Few 'v»~.~i1|ilcs. lf aillnvwed to rl1»ofn 1-‘.»,._~ .me fum ,Iwo wufjku uw rllmrallvy. will mature ull their .;,..,,..,,,.,.,u,,.,, S,.mu,u he n'mruun“_

"'l mt -ulimflift 70 F. About fthe time

Guardian

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JUNE. 1928. I

To the time of the summer sols-

tice the month had a preponder- ance of winds from some Easterly point, and especially from the North East. This retarded all vegetation except

our hardiest native plants. On the night of the 19th the minimum thermometer registered 37 degrees above zero. However, by the 22nd warmer weather set in and on the 26th the temperature rose to 84 de- grees in the shade. Shortly after the solstice showery weather set in: a phenomenon which seems to be common to all countries in the Nor- thern Hemisphere.

The Summer Solstice is that per-

iod when the sun attains lts furth- est northerly distance from the Eq- uator and culminates on June 21st. This year Summer begins on that date also. The days are at their longest: 15 hrs. 48 mln. of possible sunshine for our share. And be- cause for a .few days previously the sun rises and sets at exactly the same time. this perlod is called the "Solstice," meaning “the sun stands still". On the 22nd it rose a mln- ute later and the “Solstice” was over. Now is the time, too, of con- tinual daylight in the far North; the long Polar "day" of six months began at the Spring Equator when the sun circles round the horizon without dipping below it. Each succeeding day it rises higher (but still travelling almost parallel tothe lhorlzon) until the Solstice, when it lbegins to descend again. A wonder- ful sight, and another generation may see tourists crowding the air- ways to view lt and enjoy winter sports at the Pole. \ Solar time. On June 14th or 15th the sun-dial and the local mean time agree again, then the sun goes behind till July 27th.

Speaking again of the “noon

mark" I recall visiting an old abbey

_ BENJ.

I will sell for Mrs. Edwin Williams at her,

home No. '7 Lower Prince Street,_on Tuesday, July 17th, commencing at 1.30 P. M., a lot of choice furniture including Parlor, Dining Room, Bed Rooms, Hall and Kitchen Furni- ture. 1 Garry Range, Lot Dishes, Oilcloth, 1 Mahogany Music Cabinet, 1 Mahogany Rocking Chair, 1 Mahogany _ Parlor Table, 1 Oak Davenport, ‘1 Oak Book Case combination, 1 Oak Morris Chair and lots other articles. Sale positive. _

CARTER, Auctioneer.

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were the birds to nest in those trop- ical lands.

Robins. too. are not as plentifulas

they were last year. On talking to a little fellow, (only nine years old)\ who has the instincts of a student of Natural History, he informed me that the only nests at his home were destroyed, the one by “blackblrds" (Grackl ) and the other by a squlrretfl-le climbed up to the lat- ter nest qnd found thatthe squir- rel had eaten the heads of the young birds; taking them out of the nest. he held them up by the legs and the squirrel followed him part of the way down the tree. I was amused at one of his tricks which fha “put over” on a crow. Climbing to its nest he destroyed the eggs and replaced them by two hen eggs. In the course of events one chicken hatched out. which he recovered.

Towards the end of the month. Il

fuond the first “Fly Toadstool," Am- anlca Muscarla, Fr. The prevailing hue of this plant. here, is a lemon yellow shading to an ivory white. In Britain it ls what may be termed a dingy scarlet as a rule, though brown or white specimens are oc- casionally met with It is one of the

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'AN ATTIC SALT- SHAKER

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A DIVERTING account of H. G.

Wells and Arnold Bennett- each with his tongue in his cheek-cn- [tertalning poor dear Clare Sheridan, the sculptor-joumaltst, at luncheon with an "illuminating" talk on “LOVE", is given by Mrs. Sheridan in her book “Naked Truth."

"They talked to each other but at

me," she explains. “and what thc one did not reveal about the other‘s private life was hardly worth know- lng.”

Really!

I SHOULD mention before going

on wtih Mrs. Sherldarfs story of the luncheon that Wells and Bennett are great pals on the strength of a mutual hatred of pose and humbug. but both are great ‘kidders Now to continue

iwmch erffmwerllthe stately homes of the plant. I quote from Rhlndfs by ¢h“hee1l\PlCe&dl1ly.BHd She Said. Ellglgrcld thcrllwisggtggociittywsisaggli "History cf thc vegetable King- t lives Just thlnklus Of lwklnz you rl of an ex “meat seeing mut dom" (1855), a book written irl the 0 dmlel' ¢0m°Y1'f-‘W Di8hl21 Ive 80! 0 ess pe ' _ easy-flowing English of that per- mme Pe0P1e,e°m1I18 I think might

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enmvn vinonuvn

in England many years ago. It lad two dangerous species figured by Dr. _ -" _

a cloisier-a square enclosed court- Gussow ln “Mushrooms and Toad- _‘H G- 1 1 ° .<»

yard-for the Monks to walk or ex- Sf»00lS;" it is fatill to hllmlm beings- throut Suki; ddthat' téhe °u"fy°“r' ) .

el-cise in and running around ii, was if eaten in a fresh state, yet I uae was demondeel E353: zeheliiu/gy tyui _ Y I I `\

what we might can at stone verch- Seen cattle eat lt greedily and w - » -

duh, 1,, me 0, ,my we,,._he,_ some out lll usecs. 'rhet cctlvlc urluclplc. eflflyseiu u;oiu§.n;.¢}uv;;cmb; A UTHOFU 250 /lGg,>\\.\ ingenious ecclesiastic (with an eye MUSC!" ne- lm ex "me Y °x C Ve ri ht ro ru U ` Rui... I’ ‘Vu DEA LE R

ic alhhcr time) had dl-lllea the setuble alkulvld. a most powerful 8% p po on u it M

J .IJ - maxi-1~nl

t- muscle poison. which it is interest- H fl L_ _ _,»

lggntlixdlrotbtf xzddogeslroillgl gllllxesplsllhe U18 W h0f'e hee B150 been found in notBtENéVE'l]'lI` Sudldwthati luzve ought `:=-for .-5*"

' l putrlu ash. ° 0 H °W¢ We s heavy as ' ~“` ;'§°§° m§§,'f,°§u;,Q°u§"f‘.f; xii, Recently checl the summmluc 11 burden- and he save an example ' ’

this would show correct time papers told of explorers who found ig h°‘;’i 1°? Shllllild be 8dl1lJi€d l-0

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.. »f » M . 1 A iiomir is my ..i:i...‘;’:. ‘:.£..;‘,2.‘:‘..‘:".s ............ .. :.. °..::i..‘;f ° “FS - r lilaiihew & Mcwn ‘£:a0rE£|lil-ri¥>\rt;ae;l;,et'lla¢;llill1lu':i;1;€T\;l; tI;el!:; principle must be volume und ,.euu_ ltually he lived at his club. He said SUMMERSIDE I CHARL01"l‘ET,0W.‘.i ` sou ms

‘ ' lly driven off by heat or by drying- th” hardly 9' Week 880 he mei? her _ `

136%)

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0107' Whllfldusf

of tihc third irarwplanilng in

V "h'"'M bn °‘""'W9‘| £0 Ko below

Vernon Hotel 50 F., ..., .., ..., .,,,,,,,,,,,, ue _,,,,,,_,u

irireuserl at this mime. Ai no fifme f|'U1‘7'fii.I their lgrorwth phyyupi

' _ ' Mr.fA. Sullivan has taken -'lil ‘rliruifs /be gimm more wine.-

o'ver the Vernon Hom, for- ;:"f;`r',"5“he“@“";’HHury: in faoi. .they

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~ mari! run by Mrs. Fraser and ,u,,uu_3 w,a_L;_“Y;""lR‘,]‘v‘;_ m‘”""1_\§‘l"_|3°""7\ nu ma it rcmcnnca ma ni- nice... 1-mcuscél iluwlih-cu' 'B In- tel with modern conveniences. 'Pomntoen require a irhndemicly

. le ls now ready to gl" th, fklh spill. The mddliiios, of ,,u..,€,_._

llblls an up-to-date service. :',:';’”ph`“‘*"clm""" Jglgllyr sltrlmulriza Kolsrate rates. Fwd" ' ' mf-

h_h'l’u:g clams shhuhl rhi bc sei in 1 e ..eld until- alll danger of frost

' ' ’ 'past' I" “"`""°°K¢ Years. this is

---- ebciusr Jun: ll). 'Fhey grmulu be my

Lrvl-: PQULTRY

'ffl rows :four feet apart. and almui "7il'ht»e~e|ri r|n\‘.'hee napa/ri gn, uh: rows -for stafldnk. When. grown on

they are native to a milder climate.. 1 interest you_ - ,__ . but the experiment has amply jus- iffiugd very entertaining as to ts “After hem-ing who they were h¢| LANDSEER USGG t0 tell this Sl0l'y Evarts added: _ V T' `;"' v. ` tifled Itself, for they are the glory of_ ..Auu',.icus musculus (the old consulted his engagement book uud'of himself: “I once asked Hayes how he got Quluciglf' l'I%h;um'i);vs apéxcggigi' name); this splendid species is a geleldeig 11;? Iirould. That.he sald,wg5|l War; ln the comlliehy of some that well disguised drink past Mrs.

yauur.§l' s . ' ` b _ earo ve-thc rt 1 aesa aconversazone at theH ,bth 1

H1115 8 great Size; lil N0rf01k. E118- gxivien ogcigligggf ailgdhziryua £238 life." 8' 01 ma" ed South Kensington Museum. In mak- rld‘t.,lleiilg.'!1 B on y sm_ued and sam

says Sir Thomas Brvwu- ,there Sfevflcmu sometimes su, inches in uu,m_ My! My: ing the round~ of the pictures wc _

a lime-tree Hillel-y feet high- With 8 emu of u bmuum pink or urlmsuul __ came to my 'Shepherds Last Mom- EVARTS was a lover of good food trunk forty-eight feet in clrcumfer- colon beset with angular warts' und ALTHOUGH John Philip Sousa mg" and leaning ‘wer the W" hlllhd B C0m10iSSeur of wines which

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(Canadian Press)

lence at a foot and a half from the growing on u tau weu proportioned is counted a wealthy man ¢,oduy_ infront of it to explain some of ltsule enjoyed greatly. He was a great seven candidates qualified

aich with litter from the horse

hitherto utilized. and also extend

gr-0und_ He also notes that the lime stalk R is very cousuuuous even is news to read thai, he sold the uub_ details I must have come very near, diner out" being much ln demand second and flnal stage of bears the smoke of cities better-ut u distaucu in the shaded l_ecess_ licatfon rights of his famous "Wash-'lt With my finger. Suddenly theias an after-dinner speaker. Senator Ge0l‘K€5 0hBlle1'|8¢ VI-Se 0" than any other tall growing forestles of us native woods at seems to lngton Post" march~of which mil. stentorlan voice of a policeman call-|Hoar once sold to him;

tree, and lt is not so liable to grow prefer sunshine here.) "In the u°“5 °f COPIES have been sold-for ed, °“t: I "EVBN-S. I don‘t see how you stand round today. Only the

d or decayed . D c. mere thirty-five dollars ‘Don't you touch that picture!" |lt eating daily such rich food, andscorers today out of

unsightly from WOM S highlands cf scotland; says r. . . branches- The American Linden °f1c.rcvllle. "lt ls impossible not cc au_ --I had hc adequate idea of the §I.I.°°“‘da§“r§‘,’,‘,“YI’ h no h idulnklns so many dlfrcrent kinds ci or more competitors were

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Basswood (T. Americana, L.) has a.m1,~e u_ as seen ln long perspective Value 0! my compositions,” he says, m ave uc ed it w e much larger leaf. up in live M1~'1;hc-iwcch the hunks cl thc straight in his memoirs. “und sold "rhc b°f°'°" "0h." he replied. “ltis not the alf. one-half inches long; the only spc- rm- trees; ,md should u suuueum Washington Post’ and several others "'M°"° Shame *D Y°U~’ WHS hlS,fel‘€ut kinds of wine that trouble cimens I have seen on the Island pcnegrate through the dark uuu for thirty-five dollars apiece. and I “nm "et°I`t- 'Yqu might know bet-imc. but the indifferent kind.”

were growing at Bunbury Farm. :dense foliage' and rest on its vivid was also to furnish three arrange- ter at Y°“1' BBe'~ ____

There is a variety of the Bluebe\'°'!surface, an effect is produced by this ments' ‘me f0l` P18110. one for or- l' A DAY or so before Joseph 1-[_

ry found here which does not HD- fchlef of a humble race which might chestm' and ‘me fm' bandl" "MANY of the Choate len’ L°“d°n f°r New Y°1`k an 600 yards

. - ___ greatest wrltcrs following his res,

' .. gnatlon as Ameri-

peur in Bains or McSwaln's liSiS lower the pride of many s patriclan the fruit ls a shining black-withoutivegetable.” This mushroom is used DURING 3 Visit t° venice- Mr- ::yispl7l\l?sterV%lllx?d,eb'?C‘lx1f0lld llglclits' can Ambassador at the c°“rt °f st- 'mme to the ‘mm In the a ‘bloom'-and very sweet. In the by the inhabitants of the north- and Mrs' Sousa had me delight °f (she was. an intimate Elliesd James' he and Mrs' Choate were 1"' n' Spring of 192'! I planted two patch- ;eastcrn part of Asia ln the same '€5*"1“H CHS£liZll0n_i`s band Play “The for muuy yeum) huu u fE;;l_uf’e ongvhed by King Edward to luncheon cs of it ln the garden and theynear- |ml\nner as ardent spirits or wine, ha5hh18f»0h Post. At. the close of that used to be with mm as he twat Buckingham Palace. After the

ly ulcu. Hcwcvcr they 'took hccrtiic prcmcis lhicxlccuch. It is thc Legrvtlgvebthey chtcrcu c music store in his study at Gad-S Hu. Cgugu. i"‘€?'- Ch°“i@ Said 1° an cuucrry: Y

again' this Spring, so I manured one favorite drug moucho-more of the "the mfécéluiilstluid and inquired for the poet' kept several. ~ Also Sh: Wherc are thc grandchildren?" D . Russians' Kamchadales' and Km' cd " Acl k e and had just 91"' Joshua Reynolds and Landsecr" The grandchildren were moduceddnnal for me V stable, and left. the other as achec.<..ians (sic). These fungi are col- stu d Cr went over tothe band- ~ relates E. B. Martin-in “The Life Emslle. Lllillt

The mgnul-ed patch appreciates thcllected in the hottest month. and an lhaulnd on his retum handed out A STORY ls wld of Sir Josh of Joseph H. Choate" _and Kmulwa, with 55-“Lieut attention, for the leaves are a deep_h\ll1K UD by a string in thc air to ton P _ulhbedltlon of The Washing- Reynolds who came into his small: Edward said tothe present Prince of Ottawa. 66: Sergt.

dark green. with a suggestion of red dry. 0-S y Giovanni Flllpo Sousa! and found hu cat had com lem Wules. then about ten years of age; l0l'lB. 64: Private T. R

on the margins. and the fruit flm-| Some dry of themselves on the _‘WHO -m destroyed L picture he had Fu ty This is my friend, Mr. Choar,e_|couver 65; Sergt. C. ‘mature as yet) is half as large again,8r0\md. and are said to be fur so TI is this Giovanni Filipo dry by walking over me W ue t EJ who is going back to America when; Montreal, 65, and Major as that of thc check patch. |more narcotic than those artificial- H5; asked Jehh Philip Sousa. Heuuly said. 0 Pa fl - his home ls; 1 wish you au to make son. Victoria, `B6.

Nc one will accuse our nclghboursily preserved. Small deep colored 0 u'ah° *B °"° °f °"’ "\°St fum- -'Alas poor pussy thc mil ym" be" b°‘“ ‘md “Y 3°°"‘bY ‘°

across the border, of lnuttehiioh to,HpeclmenS thickly covered withicfeik ""1 °°mP°S@rS." replied the kuuwesg me muchuu tug; has? him-" .

'any matter that promises dollar-slwarts. are also said to be more "Inuc dl I !doue_». And S0 the Prince of wales made and punts, and. they are going ompowerful than those which attain a h 9 am Very interested to B pretty bow__and the others tried to

ct 1 hi h we (if wellargcr sim, and are of a paler col- eff lt- Is he as famous as Verdi?" GENE-_R _ imitate him. down to the youngest

with a proje n w c _ , AL

1 lou;-_ Th 1 od ft ki _ Well, pel~ha| i, 1 _ GRANT. always an h '

were more active) could cus ly exce y e usua m c o la, ng thisums as verdr 111;? qu te as fam ,early ,-|59,-_ med to get his ch|1dren'vIi;e&l5;'i:&ttcd on the ground ill his stage.

them. _The cranberry growers of fungus is to roll lt up like a bolus. , - y0lmg yet, you .

wlscchslh. who by their mcdemluud Swallow lt wlthvui chewlns. §'§uf§';°’t; lulfeglffmvle-‘He liked hlsi A vlsrr tc George Mcrcalih, the methods have made Wisconsin "theiwhleh the Kemehedllles Key Wellld .grave 37°" ever Scen mm?" this he was notastlvy th him' lninmelmt Bhd poet. at Box Hill. his

Cranberry states. are abuutwuluut uiisfu-ue, the stomach It ,S s0me_ do not remember, Slgnor." one of the worst ;‘ueI':£r;’“l;§‘;1Ssfh"i"§5U"ey home. is mentioned by Mr, of the Alberlon Womerrs

the higher ground with blueberries. "IGS Eatvn fresh. in soups and AT that I -S son Ulysses' Finally he wld Ulsss 8 Chpate in this letter: ` This Wm bring 5 crop from land not lrltlifxflscaalhd there limes much of ““q|wlfc and silllzinttostllnlsa tum.ed mms that he would have topunish han -~ I asked him’" Wm” Ch°l¢»e.|L°’k|“~ Twenty-two members

l cd in thai ligoperrythwhen Steep' “Then lei mc l irfd clerk* he ala not come to thc table ln time pwh°"‘?" " ”° had *O Write 'Richard' Present- A discussion WM

the season for the p ckers. The u e o e berries of _ n uce you to his The ve, next mum, U - everel again he would not rewrite; the need of Fire equipment and

Wiuhfnizton County (Maine) Farm Vaeellllum Ull8lIl0SUm. fa kind of 'mc' This is 5’3“°"“ B°“5“|" » y ng lysses tum' the 155'* Chapter a Bureau ,menus to lmu,-uve the uuupihlucherry) us effects are me Mm, 3631;; Mrs. Sousa, in tum, oh- Egbuav T: ugh; wui;:li:l House brealdsstuugy dem. young v’}1efl=l\:;;i;\;:kllfuN<;f need of s Town Hull. The

- - ’ ° at 'thc decree f f `

lty or the hcl-ry. ln me .mu pl-ollnc HS thaw uf Straus wine. One large ,_ _ S is f u - ness. Five prlres of 85 each will bell" W0 Smell fungi. is a common b Permit me to introduce my hus- THE Pnuslsigr ‘the innocent and) the Bdltl:l'lk5h‘::t mans meld my on July given for the best-clustered plants,id0SG £0 Produce a pleasant lnwxlc_a.- tgnd- Blgnor Giovanni Flllpo Sousa, mm (Major Gen I Aargucd with Leslie Stephens had often asked him

.md other pjanu of me,-11; Wm beytfon for a whole day, particularly lf e ,‘fPmP06€l' of ‘The Washington noted Am" fm ' W' Gfeel-V» the same question and had stamped A gh ' pm-chased at g; auch Ummugeiy water be drank after ft. which aug- P°,;t' relates the iatgxp Tel. “nd “Idler UD and down his room declaring U ms commit' Tm) new tm dismmughed progeny of the” ments the narcotic excitement. The he" W" mlleh ellnlanatfon and 0; Adventure gyuunsegnufmmlsiéisliies death to be wilful murder on I5:

r rs.: or.=“°°'=.i.;i:.°°.:.f::°:..‘::'.:';@:.°".°"° my l::::~:;"s.i‘.z: °“......° um h. ... ... .z Pr- f 0 my 116 . w om e ungus. - onl th --»-»>___ .

have spoken of the scarcity of Barn dlnw Mid dnlnkenness result from “'h°‘""'le Pflee f°l' B plratedy copy thfume' bmugm me “'“'e"- T0 enable camper, go stun H

swaumm have "marked the mmelthe funguu lu the “me manner as of hu ,mu mitch, um cl came. and, in the snowysea- uuiukly cubes hav” been made tres the Stirling Womens Institute circumstances. much has s pclr. cnffvm wine or spina. cheerful cm- ' 0*" the hw” lmlu belure mlnmmuhlc m ml l 9 °" swalkz: on his bam last year: one °¢|°“5 °f f-he mind “Pe UFS* Pmduc- AN AMUBING Personal recpllec/ in which matches :mt h°l~ ppp- red mg young the “her ed. involuntary words and actions "Oh 0! Edwin Landseer. great paint- mme ,lg arid tm lathe” "e°h'l2 yOu m»uuk_ me cubes umm" md

none. Along with the birds in mv fl;ll°W. Mild sometimes an entire loss xr” lgvellnlzy Mrs. E. M. Ward in to do? Whyeisulgg having n° "Wk ly. 5 mulledlete' voted for loh00| f5\l'I» N9”

mm, me may bums |n the pun o consc ousness. It renders " em es of Nint Y _"

were six old birds and twelve young Pefmne femlfkruxlly active, 52:3 one hllhi- M11. Ward a:ld'herehli'lls- ytsil” at once answered: " ones. Only two pairs came back Pl’0Ve5 hlifhly Bti tilting to muscu- “"5 - themeelwl dlltlnzuished my ‘gk H' is beau” y°“ ‘Hd "°¢| ` _ T ,_[;__1___-ni this spring. '"nlcll- happy iwliicr- lar ml-tion: with urge s dose. painters-wcrc resuming home me h ve: mmuhhed mher’ "h"° I '

ing make, me 0; me wunu, wc violent spasmodlc effects are prod- "hm ¢h0y Caught sight of Landseer

should miss sadly were they to dis- B? ve? exciting to the ner- zfxgihiizn a doorstep, a few houses peg teu:r::;‘gf'5l°_“8he4 BM dl'0D- '

appear altogether from our nefgh- UUS Hy! em n some fndfvldu ls- is Wm. I-slee /H h _ - ' `~

scfhccu. in maluch to xullns my- this fungus. that the cnccu cle cf- tended c court bau.psha lvuudulltn nAi.h'Lrr°hr°`3“ me P'°"d°“°’ °' 1-has cr mcsqulus and their km, ten very ludicrcus. li s person uh- hi# resalutblaclr cum costume sux dfinkf, °" - my” "° °1°°*‘°1l°| small. injurious moths, flies. beetlesudef lt’ lhnueheee Wllhw 70 step ov- 'm°k”‘U'» ll” CPIVIC. lword, 'and H0 wen “Wed M' th' Wm” and several species of winged 5|-|g,|er atrquraw or small stick. he takes buck hat with félthers. uuyuwhuyuumdja M H003- One

, ~ A s ` I ' _

lull( Live PIM alll gh” f‘_'“`" U16? may be planted fmrr :|:;¢t-|52-:jig ;:d,h¢::|’; xt” clear tire gunlr ilqptrsmcknalr THE explanation was that Land .M Ho” .*.d wmhm “'yx'B*:2"

u “hug mm B, ry I sur feel apart Exnenfmenis very wewomg ‘bout bum, or ,muj stive person cannot keep sgqgq of acer had forgotten to tak hi.; ' 'M7 5°°|'W\f! 0! State. how he had i .mmm 3|,” muon-cred' mi the Cihilfriloiiefuwr cs." Audubon societyh |;:¢|u¢.¢|,,,uu|fsilenee, and one fond of music 5, key, and his household lmvfngmghn mmqul w "du" Nl! dry. dlplunf-

Expsrixnenfall Silartfnri show thai Leaflet. (no. 32). My swallows came P"P¢t“°"l' lh1Ull1l." tired he had des fred of mgkru- ‘nc dmM""“’m° ‘mn H°‘“°~

'Had' -A t 'ue lumefv. um».>u.~.». cr .ups fu... buck cn my lsih. but up w thc' --<o»-- them hm. 'rlrca :tel-shun as ' "om h° '°°"°"' ""‘° "'°""’”‘l

D8 f.0ll' 'h cihiuihed rm.. um” ...W W, um., of ,mug tum ,N no ,uuuu A Frenchman hu lnventaa a pm. work. with two entertainments nah' °“"°" 2'” *U *he* °N'fl¢d me ~

rruned ia ore siem and had 1., Swallows winter in Central Amer-I °¢-‘S 1°' Nwrdlns the human voice°‘|» he Quietly wok e nap on d 5 c"ihcr si.rl<ec fy- yuh-,_ .. lea and Brasil. and like all mgnt- and other sounds on long strips qfllelshburlm door-sup of m mug, Hou °.lwhu°°“| vm' '°‘"°“"` Qmfled

P. I- I- ---»._'_. cry hh-tn ccmc worth w mt, in .ll fum that cm be mal it cncc w rc- bww- But. sau un. wm. hc --wi., u,, ° "" Wi?" I

--' -...nu Dvwlbllltles w escape pprultic ln- produce them ar reeled for future °°f*4lnl¥ looked sn can re in the in th ' mm'n°'°'°“ ""m"°° s ~

9 mmdld OI h v

-In ».»-Im mi -...c-Q., .., mu which mia in intolcnmuso. lonely sight. ,ue mm t 0 dlunei-.' wa

by excellent shooting

the second stage.

Sergeant J H Regan oi’

long distance competftlo ,poration of the city of which ten shots fired ards. He scored

of Toronto and Sergeant G

ALBERTON. The June

at the home of Mrs. M. M.

C. S. M. Emalie of Toronto.

an shot, led the Canadian marksmen in this competition a score of 81 out of a possible

lentiy. Seven shots were fired at

'I’h

_ In addition Sergt. Major

Lennan of Charlottetown who |scorcd 64. will shoot oil' with ill ers having the same score for remaining 45 places in the

h-<o->=--

ectll

lil

will be held at the home of

i il lil HI' ll

s'rmL1NG.-The June me¢i1r\ll‘

at the hcmc of lm. ocarld Bill son. Five members and two VW were present. Sixteen dollar!

mail

will be held It Bllnley Bfldla-

BISLEY CAMP, July 10.-At

out of fifty.

Canadians to enter

850

.Ci.

m Insti

held

Illltl

decided to serve lunch at the

2nd.

sive pi-cccccu for me squirm* The programme consisted 01|

ienmlled. Next meeting will be

mem!

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HALIFAX LADIES’ COLLEGE

Univerdty ‘

Collelllte work lead! .

Art and Buslnessmglen

mlhouslc Uslvaz-alma _..

music, mlhcuslc muviliuty. I

ssrnnmn ia, im

H- DEAN. Director of Oonssrvsim-Q gf mm,

nf Further lurcrmiionllnlytotlinscmtsry

llvmhold Selma: courses lawn; tc ou-tlncm. mploml-

Licentiata Household Science HW*

Music: ln all its branches leading gp mmm. ~ou.w|c,“, A °"'“‘“*"°° Dflllvm. uccnum -or nschelof .°f

.wrunm mlm ron nssmsrn .srvolwrs onus " "‘°“"°‘ 5’-ACKWOOD. a A., nlmlpn ci oouen

and CONSEIIVATOBY Ol' MUSIC Affiliated with Dalllonlh