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Periodic- Eye Examinations

Arc vitzrlly important, whg. tlrcr onc-‘s eyes are good or otherwise. '

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EDROSE

Hat ‘ul

Bird migration is a wonder thing. The humming bird1 aave started on tlrcir long journey aver the sea.

She: i wonder when the geese 1o.

"Do you expect your son home rom college to spend Christmas?"

"Why yes."

"How will ho come?"

"Orr crutches or on a stretcher

fear. He's captain of the col- egc football team."

A SAD EXCHANGE

icon winter blasts will fret the soul And as chcerlessly they prowl about Ne'il put away the fishing pole And bring the old anew shove’ (w.

l

Honors Awarded

By Conco

John Greshamk Cir

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Educational Campaign.

rd“ Men-e] Senior Provincielz-l. mo. Web-

(Continued) INSTALRLENT X.

cd for home.

ly, her voice unsteady with

ing those moments oi’ ncamcss. He looked at her quickfy.

said, nftrr u paus.

kncw- . . scarccly’ anything. . ." Elle drcw n hrczrih. “Mid wlnt do loll know cf mc?"si1c added, 111111- Jng in hcr saddle so that slit‘ lflCfll him.

“Illat, in spite n: a‘l you ‘tour. 12c, you are afraid of a thunder; storm." he answered non cunrmlt. tally

Whcn they reached home. he dismounted quickly, came to no; and he'd out: his hands to aid her, There was a challenge in his gym and for a moment she hesitated. “I've held you 1n my arms this mlmlillg LUCY." he said scarcely Blldibll‘. "Whats the odds?" She put her hands 0n his shoulders and sld through the circle of hi5 arms to the ground,

"I said n1 make you,“ ercd again. "Well! You've made n19!" 51w cried and left him, to run quick“. into the house. When she went into hcr room to change her W“ things, she saw on hcr dressing table, in a little glass “i59- ihe D053’ of rose-buds Jim had offcrcd her before they went, out. Crushed and battered, but show. ing signs of recovery. Somehow the sight of them caught at her heart, and she stood looking down at them through sudden tears. She was free now. of the horror of Jim that had made her refuse to take them from his hand. And it. was like the sud- den warm thawing of on icy who}. to to be free oi that. During those moments of ncarness, when he had 116711 her in his arms and comforted her fears away with ‘his strength, he had become something new to her. No .Hcr thoughts brake off sharply and her hear; qulckcncd. N0: not new. He had become a- gain the man he had been . . . Thought went racing ahead thcn, brnging revelation upon revelation. She had been thinking in her bitterness thug the knowledge of his treachery made of him a rath- er terrible stronger; that this whole nature was colored by it; but she knew now that this wasn't so. The desire for revenge was false to his inmost nature; something that owed its birth to those three years of spiritual agony, If those three ycars had nevcr been, this terrible thing would never have been, other. Take h, away; look beyond it. a: Jim Lee, as he essentially was, and he was the man as she had m; known him. It was those three ycars that had wrought the change in‘ him. They had been surest and free to hcr, but what; had they bocn t0 him? The memory of that, cruise with her father; the pictures it brought

hc wh lsp-

Tnlru hll! n tan oonfnl ol Mirna!‘ n mo s. Hut Plllnn-rF-r, inhale it. AIM: rub u well into your that.

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poignant vlvlclncss o: contrast, the horror that hcyatulfcsame t'mc, had been enduring.

gran‘. sfrmlqlh; his vigor of mind and strange intensity of feeling to be

to her mind of wide expanses of sky and sea: of wild wind and dashing spray; of white sais a- h gainst dscp summrr blue; the uhccling of girls and all thc things that speak of freedom, c brought home to her, with the

That was a. light upon him, and it made her very thoughtful and silent as they mounted and start-

“What a. mad business our mar- rIage was!" she broke out sudden- the emotion that had been stirred dur- '

“You've reason to think so," hc

k‘nd of you. .

little buds seemed now to standl for so much to her.

Qrent they?" Anne. very happily, as she attentiv- eYy helped Lucy out o! her things and into dry ones.

went, to the stood lookhg down at flowers. Then put out a. hand, qu‘ck1y. and took them out of the case, dried their stems on o. towel and pinned them into the front of her dress.

pointed to them and asked abrupt-

wrong; and I know it," she answer- ed him slowly.

‘ster. Central Bedoque and Vivian P.‘

that was line in him. She found Howatt. New Glusow. 2- Winn‘- herself oouhung up his 500d qunl- rreo 1. Bums, Freetown; s. Mar- ities 111 her thoughts. He was ub- sum Roam“- ‘mlvn- ‘ solutely r0115 with mqnoy_ m; Junior Provinclak-l. Harold M. ‘servants, one and all, adored him. HOWE“. New 51553”? 3- “an” H- Huze. dark, unsmjmg u he was, Ramsay, Baltic; 3. R. Walden Auld. chum-oh seemed always willing aflvrevtvwn- Rem" Qtmliwu- Fm‘ be friends with him. She had ooohimn and Mmwei Wmbmk- instances of that on the: rides lo- Traveller's m5‘- gether; and in his treatment o! the Senior county. Prince Countyz-l. children of one of the gardeners. EBB- websiel‘: amt“! Bedeque: 2' He seemed to have none of iheywllnifrm I- Bums- Fmemvm and small meanneaes. Even his revenge 3119189195 3989550". ‘Ii-yon; 3. Mur- fulncss was o. big sweeping posslonjiel Lcard. Cent"! 565N119 and And then come suddenly the rea- Mark)" Lard’ central- Bedeque‘ lzatlon oi one other fine quality; Qllef-‘IYS c°unty5"l- Vivian P‘

all ricprudaiiorls. Admittedly, it was ,03ml>bcll, Freetown.

a iOlTlbk‘. truth he had .old, hut-i QWIYS C-llm-‘Yi-l- Hamid M‘ 11o 111111 told it :0 her that night BOWM- NW 61W”? 2- 6mg“ illfiitfafl of later; rskcd 1111 he had W. Bwwn- NW Q1855“? 3- mile“ worked for to savc her from him- w°°3n9r» Nmfl‘ Rustic“ 5011 King's County:—1. Dutncy, Murray River.

Katherne

Shc knew then, quite simply, qute clearly, that she loved him still; The truth came to her so. quietly that she did not notice the

ST CATHERINES INSTITUTE

P. E. I. Provincial and County Honors W. C. '1‘. U. Tempo-lance

JANUARY 8. 1.932 ... I

fiozeignuchange-

The December meeting of the St. Cathcrincs Institute W85 held at the home oi’ Mrs. John Qrbourne.‘

. l ‘th thl t members and like a dead thing, but she was a- filiiegvlisxors_ M5335; opened with live again now, and she knew that Institute ode followed by Creed m1 whatever he had dune’ he was that unison. Roll call answered by read- mon she had first: loved . . . And mg and Singing, except Helen Mo“ o. deep and useful bit of knowledge row who read a paper entitled KigaliUhgiilgsmorliialromgaenggghz: "Amusements for the Young Peo-

_ . pie o the Farm." Minutes of prev- 1 ' .1 ' . counted. Not what. this terrible cdfhe Secretary read a report of spirit of revenge, born o1 a very

, the concert box social. The mem- btter accident of fate, had lmpel- bars presented a ma“ hm which led him to do.

, , ‘d. 5.00 oted to Mrs. She was glad. then; glad with lllmjEgzziems for Zzzprng the flag“ everything in her, that she had not $3M was voted for a Christmas loft him. For perhaps, after all present for a young lady m the “he” was’ “s she h“ Sam’ light "' district who is 111 delicate "health. head . . . At any rote, here was $100 was voted ‘m, candy wwards the first gleam; the ever wondcr-jschoo] concert Miss Darrach read “A 5:?!“ tzzurggemazdixgg‘ f 9, paper on The different uses o!

s e s ere, ee ess o

i191‘ drlppng clothes, her 1.1.1.1figs,‘megriofoiifhgi-ymriiilxilhigvifi came into the room to help her t0 '

- ll to be answered by P881118 19 change. Seeing her looking at the.” 1n i I h r ed buds, the girl said, smlllngly: unis‘ A dc c m“ mm was 5e v

b the hostess assisted by the Miss- "OIL madam’ I folmd them on e: Morrow, McNevln and Moore. the floor in the drawing-room. You Megting awed by sing-n‘ the Nah must have dropped them, and looks 10ml Anmenh as i! they've been trod on, too, poor things. But I knew you'd be sorry! to have them die, because I saw‘ Master picking them for you this momrlg. . . ."'I‘he girl beamed at Lucy, fully assured of her approval. Lucy gave it, not without diffi- culty. "Thank you, Anne. ‘That was vcry ." Her lips were trembling body". ‘Ilqose battered

moment of its coming; she just knew it was there. Feeling had been numbed within her; she had been

M URRAY HARBOR NORTH

Mr. William McKay bought a valuable horse recently in Char- lottetown.

Mr. Bert Graham of Gaspercaux ispcul. the week-end in Murray Harbor North.

We are pleased to note that the r condition of Mrs. David Senca-

'5° Pick "F baugh is much improved. the beaming

“Quite beginning said

Mr. Lauler MacLure spent Christmas Day in Lower Montague the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ross.

wet

When the girl had gone, Lucy dressng table and ._--- the tiny Mr. Ben]. Irving and Cortney J. MacLure visited Greek River on Tuesday last. They report a. heavy road. .

Mrs. Louise MacLure, teacher, is spending the holidays at the home oi’ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don- 4 old Ross of Lower Montague.

Al, lunch, Lee noticed them there,

"some ones?" --*—' A very pretty Christmas tree and

She colored.

o-yesg- entertainment was held in I-iturmy w-why do you we“ them n-Jw?" Harbor North Hall on Wednesday c “pal Dec. 23rd by the teacher and. pu-

She hesitated, ihcn: “As a sign that I have been-

plls. Much credit is clue the tench- cr, Mrs. Louise lliachurc for the able manner in vrhl-zh aha trained the pupils in their difficult ports,

Ho, with his mighty body; his

imprisoned. That thought

C. M. Lnmpsont? Co. LlMlTI-Tl). M Qucrn Street London, B. t; t. llrrrlond

Public Auction Sales ll‘

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RAW FURS lhipninz nus writ no turntsh rd without r-lrnru hv nprrlytru- to IL ‘I. Hnlmxm l.td.. Sum mnnldr P P. I

Benn-senior! in

Alfred Hosea‘. In c.

brought hcr firs; real glimpse what the tragedy of those three years must, have been to him. And suddenly‘, as she stood there pictur- lng it, her anger at his wrong a- gainst hcrsclf dlwndlcd, plocc was taken by almost unbear- nble sympathy. There was so much

O‘:

and its

eyes as he looked at her. he said.

plucky especially," she replied. "It was the truth."

tie! what are the colors? - ‘Old Boys‘?

cholce)--“No, the old girfsfl-Pnss-

consisting of songs becoming the festive season with rccitations, dia- logues and drills.

There was admiration in his dark

“Phat was plucky of you, Lucy,"

"The first requirements o! o sound law is that it should correspond with the actual feelings of the commun- ity, whet-hm‘ right or wrong."--0livcr Wendell Iiulmcs.

“I don‘: know about it being

(To Be Continued)

Frlend-“Jove, that's a striking

‘counsr: FOR FISHERMEN

The Biological Board of Canada

Jones (dutifully wearing wife's

in

g Show. oflrrs to assist n limited number 0t

fishermen from the Maritime Prov- inces to attend the Short Course for

"The trouble began with pimples on neck and cirwt. Some of the and they were vcry red. They scaled for r1 while. The trouble lasted about

"Other remedies had been usr-d wl

t Frrac ca

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HZ Hit:- tu-nuo New York N I

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Very Red Pimples Caused Disiiguremenl. Cuticura Heated.

pimples were large and others small,

Cuticura Soap a:.l Ointment and in about five months 1 was rom- ' of Cuticurn Soap and two‘ hjxos (Iigncd) 1211:: Agnes Orcnchuit, illlllard,

.. Sold everywhere. Ssmnle each trce. spiny Linitul. Mootrcnl.

Fisherman to be given at tho Fish- crlcs Experimental Station, lhlltu, N. 8., during n tcrm 0t six weeks commencing on January 218i, 1932. Each will be given on completion of tho course the sum oi Forty-five dollars plus the amount of railway fore tor a rctum trip intwccn Ihli- far and the railway station n:ar:|t “is home. Only bona flde fishermen from 1'1 to 35 yenrs of mo, who have V1“"I'0'lll“'li‘.",‘l\ rrrv“ 6 l" th~ [xv-Ila "rrhcolr of the Tfnrffmr- Provinces or an c1l1""i nt rr'""! Flt b~ nbla to obtfn thorn trot-tr. All apnilentiohs

my face and later spread to my

over nnd caused disfiguremuu eight months. thout success. l began using

her studies vale. She was accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Lewis J. MacDonald, who is visiting relatives at Kelly's cross.

Troubir-

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‘PRIVATE WIRES and BANKING

TIME is ofren of great

importance in financial transactions. The Bank of Montreal's Facilities include cli- sect‘ private wires between its leading offices in Canada and in the United States. Immedi- . ate service is thus assured.

‘ By means of private wires the Bank of Monneal is enabled to provide at all its offices closest rates on

American and all classes of

BANK OF MON

TOTAL ASSETS IN EXCESS 0F $750,000,000

Clarlottetorvn Branch: G. FILLITER. 550M126!‘ A

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SOUTH LAKE

with relatives at Fortune.

at South Lake on Saturday.

with her mother, Mrs. Teresa Mac- Donald, South ‘Lake. '

Mrs. Margaret MacVnne, Both- well, who has been ill for some months, was removed last week to the Prince Edward Islad Hospi- tal, Charlottetown.

Miss Mildred MacDomld, South Lake, left on Saturday to as teacher at Mill-

An item in "South Lake Notes"

lost week was erroneously printed and should have read: Miss Laur- ena Shreenan, who has charge of the school here. is spending Christmas holidays other home in Kinkora.—-C.

the

What w: _ Your Shin

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Heals From Below

it is so highly refined that its rare herbal essences soak natur- ally through the tiny pores deep into the underlying tissues. Thus deep-seated disease is soon dislodged by this unique Zam-Buk treatment. Fatty ointments clog tho pores and never penetrate beyond the surface skin.

It's 8o Different

with Zarn-Buk. It kill: pain, silo iofiammntio and lwoling; removes germ in- fection and poisonous . Zam-Buk ends the burning irritation ot nit rheom or eczema and heals ulcers. piles, poisoned wounds. etc" a lurciy as it does simple cuts, burns, chops, chilblains, etc.

must h: in by Jnnwry 15th and r‘\rn'd be cvfrrsscd t» Fisheries Experimental Station, Iloliinr, N. . Jon. l-h-n-tli.

Mr. Ivan C. MacDonald. South Lake, spent the Christmas holidays

Mrs. H. MacCaull and Miss Alice Kennedy, Kingsboro, were visitors

Miss Gertrude MacDonald. Char- lottetown, is‘ spending her holidays