. ‘JUNE 12. 1937

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Music Examinations

The -Locs.l Centre Examinations of Mt. Allison Conservatory of Music were held Friday, Juno 11th at Miller Bros. Studio. Mr. Hamid S. Homer, FRED. was the ex- aminer and the following are the results in order of merit:

Piano Introductory Grade: — Merle Luck, 82 marks; Shirley Stacey. 7'7.

Grade One -— Katherine Mc-

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immediate importance he mist

2. .\ i.:c. iflitr‘ m; and Draw- Ii i‘ >1 . _ .. t iiiy nrmnrs- ‘ n‘. mr 1. . i: and given

Eachern. 87 (honoursl, Adele Call- beck. '79; Louise Avard, 7'7; Adele Vickerson, 75; Efliznbeth Simmonds. '73.

Grade Four — Verna Wood, 86.

mohouisi: Pauline Simmonds. ‘I31 seen each other, except HOW and right over and give this w Miss BTRTMTC‘! Pr.“ 7?. ‘ then in passing, if‘ they had said Clayton." ‘ Grade Five Clliihifl KPml-all» something of the grief which they Give? gasped T111

The above are pupils of Mr. A. H. Kbncinll, LRAJVL. AA 6.0. — at the Charlottetown School of Music.

Sinfzlug Results _- Grade One — All.“ Hrlen (‘1l!herk. 8i: Miss Afzirianne Saunders. 73.

Tho sinzfhz mnriidates are the pupils hf Miss Vera Campbell. Mus. Bar.

MARITIME

Summer School

Mount

Allison University. Fnrkvillo. N. B.

July fiihf0.\ux_'.1l'ih. 1937

Courses

i. Remus: work leading to (Er-arses in Arts and Science.

edi u-a: ioiiisis.

by pmttifirtotf.

OHAPIEBIV By all the‘ rules which govern human nature, Carol and Duke should have become friend; in those first daya which followed Jim Clayton's death. If they had

felt. the whole story might have been different. But Carol was too grief-stricken to talk to anyone

attend to.

Fromhiadeskheturnedtoflp

Ofiriemhiaahaetnrita-whohad comefnforahtidneutnlk.

Tip, heaaid. Iwant W“ 108°

That’; what I said and that‘!

whet I mean.

You always were too biahearted.

and Duke, with the

ground. He spent Grandfather Clayton.

hours

try to help Carol overjthis hurdle It's tough going for her."

always brusque. about his emotions. inc sentiment, was deeply touched

k something for Carol,’ "but I can't. great and

gone high-hat. she i: Jim Clayton's daughter, after all. But she thinks me l. rough tough guy and nothing else."

"Well. I don't know. She doesn't think this Hartley Madison that and she made him go away. He

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Good studmzts who have their Arts n: SCiPilN‘ dezrees may v-rrer on courses leading to the

sensitivity which lay beneath his lighthearted cynical behavior, kept in the back- with

“I don't know what I'd do with- out you,’ said the old man one eve- ning. "But, Duke, why don't you

grumbled 'I‘1p. who adored Duke. but. bus. that da-me—" Cut it and beat it, ordered Duh. The telephone rang and Tip ana- wered. It's her. he aaid expreaaivaly if not grammatically. Shall I ‘wait? Duke nodded and spoke to Carol.

. I would come to the bank to

Duke. knowing the old man as always reticent always acorn-

"I‘d like Iwlhlflg better than to he said, You see she took a in tantnneous dislike to me, even before she saw me. I did l razz her, I admit. I sized her up

as Just a pretty, selfish girl who'd l take the first sip. there W115 l But now I know ' knock at the door.

meet you, Miss Clayton, he said politely, but I'm Just sitting down to my breakfast. The president's private office. I'll be there in about an hour."

There was no answer but the banging of the receiver at the other end of the line. Duke turned to- ward the breakfast table. If ever he needed strone. bl-wk 601'!" M needed it now. But before he could

f

Tip answered it and drew back in amazement l when Curol Clayton walked in. Duke sprang to his feet. Pardon this intrusion. Mr. Brad- ley,” said carol. but I have only a few minutes. I phoned from the

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M’. A. degree. l i , Wriw- for f'l('.'1(‘l'lltll\'t‘ Bulletin to l L1 . ,, Tho Din-rior, .\l.|rliinw Summer Srhool.

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a Annual Meeting The annual meeting of the Law Society of Prince Edward Island uill he held in the Law Library in (‘hinhiiioluiiir nn Jlmidny (he 21st. day m‘ June, 1H3? at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. W. E. BENTLEY. i

Secretary ‘reasurer. L-lIKZlO-G-ll-Si. §

ivanted w stay, but she insbted . office so when you said you couldn't

she must be alone. Seems kind of queer to me. Wouldn't you think .~he'd want this man she loves with

l her now."

cm

"lfnybc she knOWs- best. .I'd say she has a good head as well as a strong will."

“She ha= that. she did promise

And of course. to go to his

a

"Will you join mo?" he said pointing to the table..."Thanks, no," she . said curtly.

come forone hour-you must have a tremendous appetite, I decided I must overlook the conventions and came right up.

Will you join me, he said point- ing to the table.

Thanks. no. she said curtiy.

Miss Clayton. this ls MT. O'Brien, nodding toward the embarrassed

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T,“ ‘ M" qi1d"_“nxn‘n(liolls Mme mother's in a. week or so nnd then young man. And Tip. would you Dealer's 4-STAR Tag identifies the W‘ u" Grafton" Shea’ thcy re going to be married soon mind going into the bedroom i0 finest Used Cara at the lowcn prince 3. All H1600 ‘I-STAR. USED CARS are IIIIW backed b! " .\‘ .. Tm. upposlle Prince of Wales all“ that" of c°llrs°f ‘Jfe u d° Just “wk ‘m W“ sheeljl- Just 5W9 . . . it in the new HALLMARK 0F a new and liberal WRITTEN GU . . . putting “mg” containing 4 rooms and vihat she wants-always has. And me those papers youm holding be- UNUSED MILEAGE ’ .. , , ' this Madison seems a nice enough fore you go. ru attend to them your dealers pledged word behind the Used lhllilltll on first floor. 4 rooms and chap but I guess hm sun a lmyseu" r iron‘ :1‘ t; atfizildnmflrnl’ (e12?! ‘tinge suckér‘ on“ one‘, Even- aner Tip Md 1m them. ; qug|_|-|-y___1,,,fifi,db, you Car he eelle . . . insuring your satisfaction and protect»- mvnt‘ uml ur-w furnace in cellar. Iggw £03101! $84521; hiiglsklxlckfgg ,€;r°1lv[:£S-05l1€2ti He fzslgzdhas to fnjne"! Mum’! Dulflu "mm" 5'1"‘ mg your ‘nvenmenu n‘. . ,.l.- " e ' €\' '~l . sn ' OO- I o .'-'_','.'_‘X31..§,,'.',§;{f”d';§§‘;{l‘,f;§sQ3332: still ingcollege, seerm he was crazy quite well. SE9 wzsugolxig Sovliaii r See the Chevrolet’ Ponuac’ Oldsmobile’ McLaughlin‘ p,» ymarfling gtudfnt§ and others, about racing lost wad after wed; mother's by the next train; they .* DEILER REUIBNJTY . . a BIIWkaI-asaufi 0!‘ cadml"! dellflillfiilll‘ lifiilllbofhlmd _.\..p1,\- h. _ 4 it burned his family up. But he were to be married soon, very Genaallileton Dealergnrepmable now, Monghly Paymmu to m}; your pa", on ‘h; .mil\~ ro.\ & JOHNSTON. settled down after his father died. quietly. mndmm. l.’ nth“ m plmwyw , Solicitors, "I wonder," mu-cd Duke out That's why I had to see you, "d "m" yo", ‘nodwm Gene“! Mom" Inflalmfl“ Ha“- '_ Charlottetown. loud. “if a person's who's really . Carol suid. We won't be in Brook- ' -, L-flililll-J. ~31. crazy about betting on horses, is (isle perhaps" for a long time." ever sane again on that subject." i I'm sorry. I had hoped- kx I : ; ;.:.-:-:: e.~::__.__'i bgwelll‘, this young mung“ better , You had hoped. I suppose, to or e'l be minus one e.’ get Hartley to place beta with you? Prop mglifvillféltégkfetlgfiélilsd Duke slowly. I Her tone we; more insulting than v g to himself. her words. You ve heard he is a ' v ____ __ He wished he could follow sucker and you know he's rich. - 1-. t, ,1. h.‘ bu. p, p“... m, the Grandfather Claytons suggestion It isn't a bad idea, he answered p,,p’,f...,,,',§’_§ mmsngrnm 5mm". and have a talk with Carol. It was pleasantly. Don't you think he S ‘I'll e c siili‘. IHYIlCd by Mrs. lluhcrt Howatt, not that ho hoped to comfort her in might as well bet throvxh me u- ‘ rnnfiisiing of eighteen acre: of land, i181‘ soiglvw. He 1:19‘? that wigs Iddo notd I'm: hudheéiaishirof you .' dwelling house with all modern con- mPOSS e as ma ers stood - an your ea. n3, 8. y m‘ one .2 \'.‘illf'!\I'1\‘ nntl protected 0n the tween them, but he thought he thing. For another, he is not go- i ‘ i‘ _\;..~i|. mu] Wc t hv .1 spruce grave. might be of some seiyioe to hcr in ingto bet on the races any more. hm ranch m c-iuul repair with room untnngling her father's affairs. Does he say so, too? he asked . ‘

i for enlarging; also n small house How bad they were he didn't innocently. . 9 ‘ for ranrhor- u I "I know-Jun Clayton talked little of Mr. Bradley, aha lid, I came " ' ' ' This property is beau fuly s u- h], tfqub] 5,4, y, h had f”; h r g m; wins I h‘ » '

' l. nil-d. fairinfi §ummcrslde harbour on they migy; be “Miriam; F;- (hrlgf ogeoqugnlon tgntsk you whit z:

- iiu- Fouiii- 11"“ Iiiolimoflfl B"! ‘"1 herself, it didn't matter much. He you intend to do with my father's

- 11"‘ “mil- knew she had some income from farm?" T

y ’.- "W" l.” mqmdla u" i‘ a trust fund and he wan to marry Ihoped yQu didn't, kngw anything ______i____i_.___n__ _ __ __ L'1365‘5‘13'19- one of the richest young men in the about it. So. he left a memo in I 3135'? want your father 'tb_do't.his' ‘ tmof ‘fun you Words. is- awfully~ full- of- u n“ u’ m‘ ' E

i , l country. But there was Gmnd- his papars, dJd he? I'm mgr], thing. Wiw, we were the best m°w___w¢, o; remxfluon 51-0.}. by; lawenyy spoken Duke Bradley. His wold: N

o‘ ‘- ii»—--——c~-~~~——~—*v— father. And also there was pride. But as you know about it, I'll tell M5115! 1n u" W°P1d-" finance-might as well lose aome- Cami. without a word without 11"" 5°55“! h" m“ chum‘ h“ ' He felt that chmi had her f-ull you 1 had planned—" That friendship mid you very m“; o... m.” a5 on e stock or bending her head, wanted i0 the PM" Wm‘ t‘ h” “m! m“ M ’__"' "may d share of that. If her father had Before you make an final de- Well. didn't it? bond-me‘ alw s have run for door. action? Read WmOITOWs thrilling The under-ligand 1M y ~ d “y a Inner Monti!!! m‘ leftikdtebts Vligllfill tcould not be paid cisionb—l hate to ask any favor- of Ix‘: gaylionhr dgiflgiot wwi tr u m5 money__-- Hurry’ cried Gnndfather and lnstallmeaté be continued) 51mm do“ m." m". l. — a wou ur . you- ut will you give me a chance l 8 V9 Pg‘ P3P" l l - "1' not inte esfnd, M . B di , Rosetta, f th itii f ' ma; from I ENDERS If only he knew how matters to buy it back? And will you —Ithfi0 not want it nolw. i .41."... ..-. m y?" high-ggunding rphilggopliyy her- Tralldiollleavei lgalfltvélmlligutgt: guiifn°fi°gfi§fma 18th,.‘ ' .i'.“i’l.i.‘.’° flair “l. 2551511911.“; t ZZZ...“ ‘iii?’ ‘giggle ‘mo: nomfhnagnlcabglgu 2:212: 11:1}: but you magma? toll Mrs'i'.§cmg' {:8 our? ‘wk h“ m" “t m’ And will oloae all day July 11'» . . 1 u - - us an o o w 1 th . ' that the only large amount out- fortunate affair? He hes no idea Wm- I $11511 Ply 3'0"» l" tun‘ mean l; saiyln‘; it zasmerrlbre ll‘: streegt,arltosettacarslglgkedifwnilll: SA M65309 ‘Maniac, it ' L. l d _, -“ b ., d I standing was the seventy-six of the state of father's affairs. He YOU'D be good enough l0 W!" B few cent than what I am going to do " ain't the way to the station" Jon" E- room 0',’ lSca wl en m; “l izfifgfilcrtli‘; thousand dollars Jim Clayton had is old.Will you have the common "9935 11ml?"- Wmfl’ Y“? 99mm‘ "That's easy-probably. and We're going home’ 551d bum] Jenu-v I n. lurgn. good type nu B- Minus“ 1 h?‘ "“' ‘_'_"'l‘"‘“ "flak? :7 ° i. lost to him at the tracks. That decency to spare him " lofmi-mles l0 8° through Wll-h Mid something (e115 me Hartlgy Madi- But, what about, going to New- 2" '“'“‘_' M" W" ‘l '“°""" "i" D. I. MoLIAN > a‘ ‘ i fuf.—-plllthd.§f‘.flflll lng own u was easy enough to handle’ he tom In m. his me, Duke hid new“. then you have you: money and son would back me u I H he knew on? what ab‘, cm _ 0|’ lmlh. d Medal cuwllnyel‘: lane! J_ I], sTIwAflT 1 I the three nnd '1 half sto brick D D ut g ng mar |,...||.. jq-[lg 159w u. mum-u mi , o v ' . . ' "Y himself. But he was reckoning been so angry and 80 hurt. m BMW» 8°“ i° Qfmdfelhfl" all this 1r sh rt d i a " ' ' Sl an ’ STEWART a BOOK _ ‘ é . hundmg summed m‘ MM“ Street _ , . 8 0 an smple an ried? v hired by Iona of Iver Ila enu- i_ , without 05m], prgggd hi3 ups wggmu- u»; we" Oh, I SQQ—YOLI N marrying 8 t I hb_’ h I m d .. . ,4 . Priced reasonable to men oil I. 0. P- CLARK BBO! -- -. Georgetown. An opportunity for I 9! .. 5 m! mm w c" 5 n i 5 In be Ruin! mlflifli- 111i film. g c. v a - - He had just ordered his bromk- mu. 811d white He tried not to blnkfoll "Ki- i "P" W- l- m9“ t’ a contractors as lllhldf finish is of the - “Talk b0 t be. m br de who plans to nick her bride- said Carol. But not driffl I finish MILLAGE summon M Gown“ L19, , j, 3 m,“ Z5 inside doors marble man“ fast one morning a week later. speak, but the look on her face as " ‘l "i8, P0 IiW-‘P Broom for geventy-slx grand," he , 5 ]1t,t]gjQb_m-1d rm dojng n an by cum Creek, N. n. ° *3 ‘~17 f; 1 . . when Grandfather Clayton phoned well as her bitter words would not h°w 5mm’ 37°“? 3°“ l’ Y0“ mink hesitated d h 1 - u L-IWB-Ml-fi- I-"n“"'m'al' h... ,./ , els, muhnguny top counters. etc., an ten spac ng hi» myself,

f, .. . ~ - » Wm, a large amen,“ n; Km Emu", m ask him 1r they could iuhch w- let. him be silent. I fir} ooh mo": :01" love? Hartley _ ;- brick plum”, m“ m“. b, gether. Carol was leaving that so you thought I would fore. ,1: Illa-vb. Yfi-l-"ii lfvoh ltilnthAnd a; r: gv vgq 1 $15.15; worked out hy building a mm cql- morning for Newport and he would close, did you? Put Grandfather ° u 1119- 5o W y a oud e do _ --__ — _.._-- - -- -

u”, be lonely. He agreed, of course. out on the road? You have the m“, T° hlm- the immm" l‘ m“? and apologized for not talking most poisonou: personality I've l Mn“ F S IE l‘ ‘gender? miss n???‘ for‘ raluiéaiasti; longer: he had something of ever encountered in a young filly, h "Ista-wloialldlge fir; gagacea-gflo; hirné; ' o own.o.in..nze,e r _.__-_=_-—_—.-:_—- e e .' . . and paslure we in Rliyfllty- n». wt. not 1.. m... play .10.... Wll-h "hall "IQ Mfllhgf I3 swk IDEALLY LOCATED iiousn ON RESIDENTIAII ' ' ."l°'.'.." '.’i"‘e..".‘...i2’ 'i1".‘.§.3'..'.lS R v c .'2‘.€'_§Z°l‘.‘..§°l..; 53.21"}. ‘Zfhlfi STREET gr. . a e n. . a . _ ?r given to all this property. else, but the law of averagut-" The tired, worn out mother cannot make a ha p, aunt Qi- I’ - ~ d” I offer f r rlvate sale m residence at 12 e r 4 fr‘ mum-D‘Mmmwm"YuL‘nrr_I°-_ MCGILL UNIVERSITY “Th” "um" h“ been dmussed home if aha ia aiek And worried by the never on in; o p y 0d “my” '21 $4 APP]! w panorama-futon Aun-Acumaonn ) MONTREAL Ind i8 closed. I must be 801118- houaehljld gutiu’ be“ Z9" “in down 55d hem“ House containing eight room. a" m en‘ . _ j I u“ . .. nervous an irritn le d wnh ted d ra , e l‘. , V: _ MATILDA Gannon, Applimnrmgyhmlld R 'y ..!..,-..‘ ,. .. ‘ ,3‘ u“, 1 wfilioflggeffiln“mili"lf,ofllggfa time can't rest at night, land“ gctaoailp inmtaho Illusiglllillflgell’ one“) Double garage at r a ,. ., (f? n?‘ ; Gl.nmflown_ be made early. equipment. For women ltudenh, Inldcnl and nen- About the “tue suggemon or mine: tired he when aho went to bed. A-plfly to v rg-J/.,¢{",_. - t pa. a" inzarmafion , -, pfflpjyl"! (o. 4","; h u.‘ ha" ,1 A,“ _ Women aufTerin in this wa will find in Milbura’! . . seems to me, someway a lot de . B Y W. -

f, 1h; u apply [O (B,A,, 85¢” B_(g|||,) "J ||| u,‘ (“my ,1 M.“ h H. l; N. Pills a remedy with which to recuperate f, Sh!“ , , v center than w at you propose, . _ 12 Plggun

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