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tJTTAWA. July 8—-’l‘he highest pOfllIITE records of official mo ‘w; ulflflltfil station for the district o‘ Ottawa registered yesterday af- 1- f‘ won when the mercury reached . the shade. Lust night Wright no relief In the Intense

wave. At 9.30 the thermo- -r registered 86 our“! Vi!!!

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Iv. Mind.

'. JRONTO. July 8—Sentenced ' ‘be weather man last night to ». v ,ter at least for one more day

‘no kind of temperature which mils this week. There were -. --e deaths in Toronto due to ' .1. It is reported 25 men em- ‘ed In the Chippewa develop- ~ it work had been knocked out had to he taken home. IAMILTON, July 8-’I‘he first lbs duo dzrei-ily" to intense heat reported today. three reported v l there were besides three pros- ztions.

‘manure Lluiurll for DIeteIRl

':1 ».veltering Heat . In New York

, 2W YORK. July Il-Jfhe unu- atmoaphr-rit: conditions gave York another day of stifling

The temperature and hu- fy compelled millions to keep mfortabie in their grasp.

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iintdizn Medal Men , In Session at Ihliiax

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\LII-‘.\.X, July 6~Vigorous ap- .~'i- from the three hundred rim zter and a large number of clif- .= who attended the meeting of (‘nnririinn .\ir.-dies! Association. i evening, greeted the remarks the prenltlent-elflct. Dr. \\'. H. -' e_ provincial medical health i or for Noya Scotici. delivert-d I zuldrr-se on the subject of pub-

health administration. Urging

'r>llow physicians to see to it t ‘those things which are funda- ntal in not-tiring for the people (‘anutla every opportunity for - fulleet development of physi- atnivltv, ntental vigor and nor- ii sturdiness," Dr. Hattie re - .rl:e-l' the importance in the suc- of any public health programs . of housing, town IIIPLDDIDK. the - of preventative medicine, and - provision of free lflllllki, a: 1i as the necessity of the prime u!.-itr-.s---i're=h air_ pure water ' grioti fuml.

ie-lt ' (Iovernor Grant. Mayor J. ‘inks-r and Dr, II. K. MacDonald, udt-nt of» the Halifax and Nova tin Medical societies, trait-our‘ l‘m- dl-ii-gattrs-t.) Halifax Um:- -, lien-p» A. Ilinghuui, Throttle,

A, D. lliuckutltr. Montreal, re- i‘. on behalf of the cnnvt-trlon. flie technical roouierenrre of the i-vua sections of the convention

br-ing tulrrirsd on lnythe new_ liouaie Fnlvorslty building, at mile-y renmpin. _ ..

Dr. Rose Dr. Mrfiuigan and I)r. ‘illlldllll, from f‘harlottetovvn. and 1"!‘ flll.‘I|I('.'Il men from various ‘t5 of the province, are attending ~, conference.)

Tea Party l g At Fortune

Clear the Decks !

“Clear the Deck: for Act. Ion" ha: changed to “Clear the Desks." A clear deck mean: a better day’! work. Drop a little "Glltterine on each desk, twice with a cloth, and your duh In new again. Glitter-in: can be bought at all lure. harflvare ltoru.

Make it Glow Iilith Glilterine

wipe once, or

turnh and grocery

Powerless K nowfedge

Geefbut it's a pity a man never can displse of his motor experi- ence for as much as it cont him. If he could what a lot of ready-money ttuya there would be running

around I-.»ose,-—<A merican hiotorlat.

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- Feed Oats»

2 CARLOADS arriving, 4,000 bushel: good, heavy bound WHITE OATS. Book your orders with ue new.

Special price‘: in loll of 50 to I00 huehelo.

l I Flour I

E "ROBIN HOOD" ill blfll l“ 9 Inn.

"QUEEN CITY” in bag: ill l sizes, g i

s-Feed W

i Carter n c». or

a E i 2 z z z

FEED. CRUSHED OATS, ROLLED OATS, OATMEAL.

Poultry Supplies

of all kinda all at lowelt pri- cel, WHOLESALE and RE-

BRAN, $CHU NIACKER TAIL

Painting and Decorating

Let us do your painting by contract. We are making a specialty of painting Houses. Automobiles. Carriagea. All

O-Q-O-OOQO

.\'liy not spend Tbilrarlny July!

' I at Fortune and enjoy the big

and tut-cl. all your friends tin. Excellent meals served on Proceeds in aid o! i iy Fortune Proebyterlan- Church.

BY ORDER COMMITTEE.

. a grvmndo.

Imperial Fox Biscuit

In manufactured at Charlottetown, P. E. I. It contains the whole ‘wheat

germ and PURE 00D LIVER OIL.

Everything that gnu Into thele lllculte hae been Government In- lpected and le Guaranteed PURE and WHOLEBOME.

Imperial Cod Oil Biscuit: are fed In the majority of our P. E. I. runchen and are giving SATISFACTORY RESULTS.

Let ul ehlp you a trial order d Ireci from factory.

IMPERIAL BISCUIT 00., LTD.

lax 440 Charlottetown

101 _ Longwertll Avenue

[QOOOOOOOOOOOOO-OOO OOOQOOO

our work is guaranteed, and turned out in the quickest possible time. Phone ITS-L between 6 and 7 p. m.

S. A. Mahoney

MEAL/OIL CAKE. SHORTS. O-Q-OGOQ-O i

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TM Story Of I Girl WM

'7 ETHIL LLOYD PATT- x

For a moment i stared dazedly at the camera man. I didn't take in the full purport of what he had been saying.

At a pause in my work I had gone and at upon a lounge at one side of the studio. The camera man had come and sat beside me, and suggested that we dine toge- ther. When I told hlm—perbapa a little flldél_\'——lll8l I didu‘! wish to have dinner with him and that I wouldtrt. he had practically told ine in s’. many words that if I didn't accept his invtation I would lose my position with the Cham- pion Film Company.

unable to waist asking him what he did mean. I put my question in a ibrm reassuring to myself.

"\Vhy nonsense!" I said. l don‘! have to g0 t0 dinner with you! If I do my work hr-re that's all the

about?"

And, then, gathering strength from mi‘ 0W1: logic as I went on: ‘This is absolute nonsense!" I r-ried. "Of course I don't have to take dinnrr with you if I dcn‘! want to. I don't suppose you can e0 to Mr. Dayton and ask him to fire me, because I wouldn't go out with you; could you?"

The camera man was standing. very straight and angry now.

“Oh. nc." he said; "that isn't the wav it's done. But i guess youve t few things to learmabout the movie business! I just wtmt to tell you what I oan do my @r.Every time you come on I can "flw you out of focus."

"Thmw me cut 0f focus?" I rc- oeatsd dazcdly, "How do you neon?"

"Why. that easy" said the man. "to any one who knows his camera When the others come on they film; when you come on you hlur— =hat's all. Aftnr you've wasted a few hundred dollars‘ worth of reci ftr the company you don't suppose they-‘re going to keep you on do you’! They'll just realize that you don't take a good moving picture, that's all." iiie grlnnr-d. f "But I tell ycu you cant do that! t cried hotlv. "Why. I'm not go- ing to stand here and take it! If you Irv to do anything like that I'll tell .\ir. Dayton; that's what I'll do_i'll tell him what you're doing to lite."

"Go ahead-go ahead.’ said the camera man easily "And you know what I'll say? I'll say "why the kid's desperate; she needs her iob. But I can't help tr if she won't film. Haven't I been working for you for two W-ars ntw? Have-nu

of reel and the [IICIUYEI have been all right’? r-vr-ryvbody." else all right? jch through doing a Ihlllg likr- that to a Ilitie k1,.‘ anyhow?"

‘nil put his hand on my arm. "Form. on" he swirl. “Poms on out to dinnr-r. B» a good kid. You mighbkll well. I'm. not ‘so bad. Let iite tr-li you soiriéthing. If‘ you want to get on in _vpur work, if you

some other fellow. you'll stick right where you are. Don't you see I've gct you? I don't vtrant to he mean~ game~-f-t's the way it's played.’ I flung his touch from me. - “It isntl" I will through my teeth. I play. I'm going to do my work and do i-t straight. to win, somehow!" "Maybe," said the camera man. "but I doubt it.‘ That night. in my little bed ut home. I thtught it all over. Every- thing I had learned since I had been out in the wrortld seemed to strengthen the theory that a girl was helpless by lhernelf; that If she was no make any money she would have to depend on the 800d will or protection sortie man or men. I felt the hot tears burning in my eyes. It was so unfair. For a moment I wavered. I remembered

Farmers Picnic At Darniey

A picnic will be held at Darnley shore on .\ir. Robert .\IcNutt'a farm under the auspices of L'nIted Farm- ers Ltd. of Kenaington on Wednes- day afternoon July 13th.

The Ihdles of Darnley Institute will serve ice cream and other re- freshments on the grounds.

Mr. King of the Live Stock Dc- partment, Ottawa and Hon. W, M. Lea, Commissioner of Agriculture. and others will deliver addresses suitable for the occasion. Arrangements are being made for base hall games and other sports. There is a. good road right to the spot and ample room for autos and teams in .\ir. .\ir.-Nun's large pas- ture field.

Al] are cordially invited to at- tend. Come one and all. Bring your baskets with you and enjoy a soc- lal afternoon with your friends at the seashore.

By order of Committee.

fififi?

Lona of Appetite Weakness

so common at this season are

promptly relieved at Ilttle expense and with no inconvenience by

Iiflods

‘Sarsaparilla

Efficient and economical blood

purifier and general tonic.

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S0 now. a little frightened, I was

president of the company thinks

I taIu-n thousands of dollars’ worth

Are not all the films 0f

who isn't much

. Suddenly lie PIIIII“ ‘t-loser to me

don't go to dinnerwith me it'll he If you don't.

but it's the

“Or. if it is. II. isn't the way-

And l‘m going

somehow of

cottldennnendollmylonglagto get on h my work. And then my

‘Ilule body stiffened and I clench- oian Went a nan-y , F"

"But Im not. going to do it!" I said to uxyseif. "No matter what comes. I'm wing to die fighting!“ I am going to work hard and tell the truth and leave men alone! But 0h," I ended, a little pitifully. "I do wish they'd leave me alone!‘

in IIEIIIIIIIAII

MR5. BARNEY MCYEAN.

That all seasons are for death and sadly was this truth realized in the stricken home of Barney McLean‘ Georgetown. on Juli‘ Stb when the’ soul of his beloved wife answered the call of its creator and 313559411 it: its eternal reward with all that iifeholds dear and precious be- fore her. ‘She gave up all with the‘ ‘sfme spirit of sacrifice and (‘bris- t.._tn CI-vuiob; that characterized her whole l‘fe and bowed to the wt‘! of the Master. Au exernplory wife and mother, devoted to her home and family. her death will leave a wound which even the heal. I"! 3198c of time can never fill. The habit!‘ home is tbiighted. the earthly ties are shattered and all ""1 T!“ fiat in dcirkneas now. but in that Heavenly Honk; 4; saintly mother still derly cver her loved one and pa. Iiflllly awaits the dawn of another 4H!’ when those dear ones will join her in a reunion where there is no death. There are left to mourn four daughters and three suns. Th

dmghu.“ am Homage and Rosa In this COIIIIIIIIIIIIy,

at home, Moilie In th West, Mrs,‘ Leonard McDonald Plctou. .\‘. 5.; and Pmflk- Harvey and Angus all o! Georgetown. Funeral notice Iater.—-A

—0+§.€__. MR8. M. D. MlcCORMACK

There missed poem-fully aw“)- a; her home in Launching on the thirty-first day of March an aged and respected citizen In the per-l son of Mrs. Mdi. MacCormack. De- ceased wrts in her usual health up to about five weeks previous m her ueath when she was stricken with blood-Poison and all that inedir-ai skill. kind hearts and loving hand: could do could not stay the cruel mind oi death and she passed peace hm)’ “will on the above date. De- ceased whose maiden name was Katherine .\I.P,Phee was horn ut Big Pond in St. Margarets Parish where in January, 1866, ghg “~35 united in ntarrage with .\ir. .\I. D. .\Iac(‘orin2\r:k so that at the time of her death she, with her husband who survives iier had rounded out

.iii't_\'-iive years of wedded life. Be- $11195 her husband six sons and two daughters are left to mourn the ‘oss of an affectionate wit» and mother. Two sons pro-deceased her-l in their manhood. She also leaves] one brother and one sister. ‘

Her funeral on Saturday, April 2nd was largely attended. Regul- rum Mass and servicesat the grave; being conducted by her pastor Rev‘

“ml P. a. McDonald. have I got to gain by risking my

MIIY Iicr soul rest in peace.

v ——-._+>-—-__ l DONALD ERIC MCFADYEN. -

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On the evening of Jllllr" 21st.‘ there departed this life the spirit. of Donald Eric MacI-‘adveu, young- cst suit of John biacPadyen, of Kingston. It seems hard to think of a young man of such great pro-l miso being called away just on the' threshold of manhood. But God's . way: is not our way. The late Mr. MaoPadyen was a young man pro- minent in the life of the commun- ty and always interested in every- thing that pertaiucd to the better- ment of his feliowman,

GREENVALE SCHOOL CLOSING

The semi-annual examination of Greanvale School was held on INetI- nesday. June 29. A large number 01' the parents and ratepayers present and expressed themselves as very well pleased with the woritl done by the pupils and teacher during the last year. The pupils were examined in the various, aubiectq hyp their teacher, Miss Margaret Chandler, assisted Miss Adele McPherson, teacher of Brookfieid School and several of the visitors present. The follow- ing programme was then given by the pupils: '

"Words of Welcome", Laura .\ir.- Rae. Chorus "Junlta", five girls. Recltatlon-"A Llttlg Boy's Wish by James Brown. Recitation "To- morrow Nevcr Comes", Annie Carew. Dialogue "City Ignorance .' five girls. Recitatl0n~“A Little Girl's Speech". Florence Paul. Re- cltatlon~—"'i'lie Lust Hymn", Alice McRae. Recitation “What Became of a Lie’) May Paul. Chorus, “Al'| "Flo's Letter“, Laura McRae. v Re- ton Waters‘. 5 girls. Recitation,‘ citation "Pb-e Last Day of School"; Olga Waye, Valedictory. Annie (farew.

A pleasing feature was the read- ing of an address to the teacher up Olga Waye on behalf of the pu pile. while Bertha Splnce present- etl her with a beautiful pair white kid gloves.

The meeting closed the National Anthem.

by singing

The following is the addressr,

Dear Teacher.—~As you are now about to leave us we cannot allow you to go without expressing our sincere regret that you are not go lug to remain longer with us. Dus-I ing the year you have been ouri teacher yUII have been zealous and faithful to the discharge of your duties, always patient and klnJ ever ready to help and instruct us and have won the confidence and respect of us all. And we now ask you to accept this small present as a token of our regard and esteem‘ for you.

Hoping Is may remind you of the pleasant hours spent with us In the school at Greeuvale.

Signed on behalf of the pupils

of Graenvalg School.

watches ten- '

Barrett. W. er. and Frank Watts.

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‘nun beloved and respected by

all who knew him Mr. MacFad- yen bore his sufferings with Lrue Chflgllal) fortitude. He was‘ never heard to murmur or complain. The

lgentie spirit yielded to the Divine

touch of the Creator's hand. and left this vale of tears to be for- even with the Lord.

Full many a gem of purest PM’

serene. The dark unfathomed cover of Ocean bare. 1

Full many a flower was born to blush unseen. And waste its sweetness on the desert air. . The funeral took place from his father"s residence to Clyde River Presbyterian church. It was ont- of the largest funerals ever seen The services at the house and grave we‘: con- ducted by Rev. W. A. Wood. assist- ed by the Rev. It. H. Suverr. Kingston Star Division, of whlcu

the deaceased was a member at-

tended the funeral In a body and

at the grave paid their last tribute 10f respe-i to the memory of a de-

parted brother.

The pail hearers were Lvma Holmes Lyman Newson. Golding Watts. Elmer Younk- The floral tributes were as follows: Wreath.- members Kingston Star Division. Boquet, Mr. and Mrs. R. Barrett: Boquet, Mr. and Mrs. B. Willis; Boquet, Miss Reta. Rodd. Bonnet, Mien Amy Hood, Wreath, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Rodd. And wreath from his brothers.

There are left to mourn, hefldes a large i-riclo of friends a father. three sisters and two brothers.

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lasutsvus SCHOOL EXAMINA- "rfim ,

The senti-annual examination of Bellevue School was held

They expressed

pleased with the progress rnaou v Mloncton; E. ‘Gagnler, Moncton; durin the year. 4"‘! 5"" W21 W. D. Dollar. Napanee Ont., .\ir. K . _ _ Tun“ mumqmg ‘mama "F" The Dominion Live Stock Branch H- (“nmm- A’“l‘°"**‘- G- J- Keir‘ ma e: _ _ , ' _ . - School Lgavmg (V-enmcale h, Weekly Labie from London, long. stead. 3191mm". \\- A- "all 3114

Jeesie hiat-Br-th. Lorna Weatlierhie. and Isabel

Muidie Aiucidicrslton Iliatheson. Prize

for Grade

I WF-ntherble. for attendance-—-WalIace

Prize Ainrbonald and Jessie Mat-Beth.

Prize for highest marks in Grade

V Sadie McPherson.

Prize for highest marks in Grade

IIP-Annle hiatheson. lllfllfl Weuthei-hie the pupils read the following dress and BelIe_MacPherson scnted the teacher lope filled with bills.

with an enve

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Dear Miss Bruce,—-The pleasure a young of the school holidays is dampened you will

by the knowledge that not be our teacher next term.

During your two years here you yourself to us not as a teach-er the three “r" at school you we’? have added another-—"respect"—ln not only by your pupils but by the parents anti bad the plea-

have endeared only by your ability but as a friend. To ordinarily taught

which you are held

all those who have sure of meeting yOII.

This in itself may be the aim of manv in life. but its fulfillment in by so short a time by you should be in

an indication of your success your fu ure llfe. You carry with you the imost sincere good wishes of

everyone In the Bellevue School District. for a happy and prosper- ous future. and it is hoped that you will always regard Bellevue as n place where you have imade life friends.

After the examination the fol-

lowing programme was rendered by the pupils:

An opening piece by Belle Mac- Pherson.

Song—-Ru1e Britannia by School.

Recitation~Nn Present by Sadie MacPhersott.

RecItatIon-—-Way to Success by Ernest Mathieaon. .

DlaIogue-Juittle Habits, by (our pupils.

Reading by Isabel Matheson.

Sons to the I-‘iag by School. RecitatlonuThe Great World Belle MacPhcrson.

Plece-é-Boys Plea by five boys:

Piece~What (‘hildren (‘an Do by four girls.

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Soup-Working Together by three girls. Recitation by Catherine Mac-

Pherson. Recitation by Albert Matheson.

Recitation-Little

on the -; 30th, isni, upwards of thirty rate- i payers and visitors being present. themselves well

VII-Lot nu

on behalf of atl~ pre-

Time Like the

‘THE trauma

MQVTRRAL. July 7.~'l‘be local egg situation was without any new feature to note yesterday. Tho export trade continua to be rather lIl-Ilfll. but a very fair business was done for the season of the year for local consumption, there being a steady demand for small lots to meet Immediate wantiosupplios are ample. and the tone of the market is about ateady. with no change in prices to note. The re ceipts yesterdaywere 1,484 case... as against 3.151 for the same do;- Iaat week. and 4.55 for the corres- pondlng date a year ago.

We quote wholesale Jobbing pric- ea as follows:

.Selected eggs 10c. Straight receipts $87 No. I. candied stock 35c, No, 2, candied stock 31c, to 33c.

The trade In maple product con- tinues slow owing to the fact that buyers, at present have ample sup- plies on hand to meet all ‘require- ments, which are not large a this season of the year. There was no change In prices to note. but the tone of the market was easy, wizh maple syrup quoted at $150 to $1.73 per tln of one gallon. and maple sugar ut 15c. to 20c. per Ih., as Iu quality.