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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Tomorrow's Radio Program

OCTOBER 1a, 1921',

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Plain Mr. York of York, Yorks., tells the boysartdl '7 A girls of the TASTE that set all England f‘ ‘ and eating PLAIN ‘YORK chocolate. »

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Robin Hood Flour comes right out: 0F our own famous wheat Fields

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_ 11.00 A. M. WGY (303) Buffalo. Orchestra. 2.00 P. M. WLW (428) Cinci. Music, WBBR (256) N. Y. Orchestra. ' 2.20 P. M. CKCL (357) Toronto. Studio. 5.30 P. M. KDKA (316) Pittsburg. Radio Con. 6.80 P.

“Mr. Carson!" gushed Nﬁrmil» 3f‘ King Carson, smiling, deibﬂllﬂiw

. hi. l\re sie W33 Avian. illll-l.“ _ isouPs at small'_expense at "Right? he iﬂilﬁiwd» “BBWFB h“ a momentfs notice. Sold “lemled MM‘ “I was “mud yo“ avefywhefq

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Mill Property and Farm For Sale In Suffolk

This property which cottsists oi 140 acres of land and known as “Thompson's Mills and Fann" is situated in Sutlolk, 5| lhilh from Charlottetown.

There is on this property one oli the best water powers on the Island.‘ a large Grist Mill and Kiln and a Saw-Mill with space above which. wasfonneriy used as a Caroling» MilhThere is also a good stand oi lumber on the back of the farm.

There is a large and comfortable dwelling house with wood house at‘ tached. machine house and two’ large barns on this property. i

It is ‘conveniently situated to‘

wouldn't rernemberﬁne."

An expression of Pain "W995 her face momentarily as she recali- ed the last time she had seen him —directly after her honeymlwii- when she was so happy with Phil} w_ CLARK Luna“, ill t Montreal

All mute used an "Cured approved"

-WHK (265) Cleveland. Vocal. .5 iWCSl-l (361) Maine. Baldwin Con.

- . i . "How do you happen to be hero‘?! - l thought you were still in Eu:-

iWOR (405) Newark. Columbia. To i WOR. WMAQ, WNAC, WFBL,

He glanced at Ada, hesitatiug. She told him frankly Wihat hag: wvgglcu- Norma presented him to her friend. happen"! lit U18 iillllB-‘l itllilfl. i- d, KMoi wcAé Konlfwowo '

"Airs. Lind and l have become night Sydney’ Stokes had) o owe 1 - 730-?- M - - very good friends since I came her and ‘lad been shot ll atllxidurfdCFcF (-111) Montreal ‘Orchestra "em" “he °XP1*"“°‘1- "She “M? "WWW ‘fssanunn but s e1 an wast. (2st) Balto Carmen-Buick 513,149 gbout—abont my husband. .tell hnn what Stokes llldd tod er, no P- M

"Then it's all right for me to say, ~-uamely, that Kendal had mar- wBz (333) MASS s-mtier orches that l came back from Europe 8X1 1101i i!" 801E151 l0 Kilt mﬂlley from WEAF 492) N -Y Mm] t - m prcssly to find out what has be»; hm‘ lather. k WEI“: WTAG- wuTﬂ 11%;?!‘ come of Phil," said Carson, as he: It-she had been frsn . subse; KS0 W0C wTiC . ». Sea,“ hhnsem itlllélll. events would have been ver.»'_ .. . .

Norma clasped her hands togetb-t, different, but she felt that shoiwBT (J58) N. C. Philco Hour. ernervous1y_ Jtvouldutt bring herself to any to, 9.00 P. M.

"Oh, how good you are!" shcltarsou that his best friend luulywCaE (517) P|LLS.BOW8l‘S-Mi1l‘tlll. murmured. (been a party to so sordid and dis- KDKA (316) Plttsbg. From WJZ.

He shook his h9g1 honorable a bargain. 9.30 P. M

"I'm merely very fond of Phil. 30' whe" Kills ‘Cit-HOB. diﬂlincllﬂwGR (303) Buffalo. N. Y. pro. and whatever happens to him c0n-- puzzled, asked: But. what made, (391113 me more than anything else. you out loose and beat. it for t“ [he “mid, A prince ct a chap, beach in the middle otthe night. Mrs. Lind," he said to Add. “This she replied evasively: l was great‘ 5,30 p_ 1y|_ husband of Mrs. Kendall's hi5 1y "Oilbieii ﬁlm's-Niel‘ ﬂilﬂieillingqKMA (270) Shenandoah. Kiddies. ‘ CFCA (357) Toronto. Stocks.

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The minute the bell rings and school d3 Old’, ' Chil ran come ntshiwig with joyous s Into the store They all want some more Plain ‘York-it's the choc'late they (ain't do without.

SPORTS-TALKS

Trust the boys and girls to lp0l some» thing good! And the minute they tried Plain York, they spotted the chocolate

treat of a life-time.

This delicious, velvety-smooth. Plain Rownn-ee chocolate in the triumph of 200 years‘ experience in ﬁne chocolate making. No wonder it in so truly chocolat%..s: too bitter, not too sweet, just right; a perfect dream of a taste. Try it—-irs quality surpasses any choco- late you have ever lasted.

2's: ;.':t:"2:%.."";:::..‘.=:"‘was:1 was ~t Y- The Mill pond is entirely on the. land of the above property and the dam could be raised over one foot and not enroach on any other per- sons land. This would be an ideal. site for an Electric Light Plant and well suited for muskrat farming.

If not sold privately it will be ad- vertised and offered for sale by auction later.

For further particulars apply to the owner on the premises. i

ROBERT THOMPSON. Suffolk.)

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"The girl who used to shack black walnuts now gets the same} effect with less effort." ‘ 1 I i i

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KDKA (318) Pitts. Dancing. 10.30 P. M. WBZ (333) Springﬁeld. Statier. t 11.00 P. M. WBAL (285) Baltimore. Ledercr. 12.00 Midnight WDAF (370) K. City. Night Hawks.) WTIC (461) Hartford. Dancing.

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c?" The lllisses Buclah Robinson, Et- _.-_ ._-_f- ‘ -i_ -—-— ,lu Lauh and Mr. Wilfred (‘nun llPifll my lx-zn. fr\eud—cveu slut-e l flllll I (vuulcd to ho ulouo to think nvcrti visitors to Crnpatltl, P. F). l.. W35 a 1nd in college." ‘ ll all out." ‘(in l-“rldzlyt evening.

“Then l know you're anxious ti)‘ ilt- Sllrllggﬂtl hupeiwsly. , hear (everything that his wile can "You girls do funny things these Mrs, Roy 14mm”. Bnyflpld, N_ tell yon about him," said Ada (lays. llo\\'(~a|1apoo1'ul1ap t-ver he 13., is visiting in Augugtlng (jqve ‘promptly. “So I'll just run along expected to tindctrstzintl?” iCorner, tin- gucst oi’ her mother, and ltuvo my coffee in the loungf‘. Aiuntuutarily. iiiﬂ ‘iiiﬂllgillts ilﬂﬁil- Iilrs. (i-eorge, heard, 1N0, I'd iiuislwd anyway," she as~ ed but-k to another girl who had ___ rured Norma. “And you know I (iouo an inexplicable thing our May .\ir. Milton Carr motored to Sum.

dareirt. oat dessert,“ shc added night. He. tried to recall the pict- n|(ir8‘d - Th “,1 , _[ laughing, but casting u wistful lire that had remained with him so e on uh u) J temomh

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At Canoe Cove desirable residence with store and outbuildings, also three acres of land. suitable for ‘ summer residence or for general w ' _ a ; _ -.- . ‘ ., _ store. Apply to A. A. lllat-Dougail, ' ' " ' - ‘$1 Argyle Show bout Phil's dlsappearanc

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Mrs. Alrﬂemas Cameron thutllnud vicinity arr.- busy enzﬂgeliiiilili-I 1W‘- Eliwﬂ"! Wellﬁiﬁi‘. POIi-ililil- two children, Vivian and Keuutethdiug their "spuds" to Cwletou Sid~ is visiting his. sister, Mrs. Gordvll are visiting in Augustine Cove. mg. Latest reports that they arelMcFarlnue, Augustine Cove, P. E. Their numerous friends an». plPus- $14)!) u. hag. But rumors say theyl ills old acquaintances are. ed to have them back again. (are still to be higher In price. iglad (o (we him iiiwk 0811i"-

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1st CHCFLIS‘. Girl: Did she take by txpostng herself In that ex< treme way? (Pnd Ditto:

FOR SALE

Owing to pressure oi‘ other inter- ests I have decided tn dispose oi‘ my meat business iu Market Building. This is the old llleat Market for-

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merly occupied by Blake Br0s., and is a real good investment for any one who can give their entire at- tention to this trade. Apply to H. A. JENKINS.

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HE HAD A DULL EVENING, TOO

correct girl I've ever met."

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(laritli/‘iz. please," was the prompt

glance at o. pudding that a waiter was serving at an adjoining table.

"She's a nice old party, what!” {laughed King Carson irreverently. ,rnsumiug his seat. alter escorting Ada to the door.

“She's sweet as she ca“ he!" (10- clared Norma staunchly, "and you mustn't call her oltl. Site's just. butau renovated."

"Oh. heaven deliver me!" lie. feigned a groan and than, after his mercurial fashion, sobered quickly. ,

“I say, what's this about Phil's disappearance?" ‘

"How did you hear oi‘ it?" countered.

"Got a letter from the manager of his ofllce and another from his biiilk- They are trying to present me with a lot of cash I'd ncvor corned. Both letters hid been fol- ivwiilﬁ the around Europe mouths before they ﬁnally caught ,u|) with me iu Vienna. l promptly ]('.’ll)l0(l ‘Pith, and his oﬂice replied ‘that. ho d loft for parts unknown- ,wnhotit any warning or explana- iiiml. Now that doesn't. sound liku ,Phll. ivhafs the low-down on it?"

Norma sighed and her mu. huh.‘ loyt-s saddened» She was reluctant,‘ i" S" iiﬂvk. even with such a sym-

Duthttit- friend as Carson, to the lltlrurk (lays that. had followed Philip i Kendall's departure. ‘ She was no longer jealous 0f ‘CZlIW-lﬁlfﬁ influence over' her hirs- lbuml. in the light of subsequent

(lyvlllti, sln- was ready to admit

that shr- had been mistaken in her,

ﬁrst impression that Carson's ad. vent ht the bungalow hmi spoiled hcr honeymoon and cast u shadow |ou hur happiness.

‘(Tints-row AND VICINITY|' I

Recent visitors from Carleton to: Summersidc were the following:~i

Normng

She: What's your brother doing now? He was trying to get a gov- ernment job awhile ago.

He: He's doing nothing, he got

"Last night I called _on the most

“I had a pretty dull evening

IMrs Montague Campbell. Mrs. Har-‘mel-‘iliﬂ. was a recent r; Muttart and daughter Jean, Missic

illeieri Campbell ,Misr. Bertha Car- ruthcrs and Mt". and Mrs. Fred Boll am‘ daughter Ferne. j- i j Miss Iiildu Smith. of Darnlcy, ysl. gvisltins m Carleton. the guest m! ror cousin. Miss Ada Smith. I W

Miss Dorothy H. Muttart. at Hartsvillc, spent the weck her homc in Carleton.

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Editor: Have you ever read Mrs. Arthur Stewart is at present detective story-d never read ‘em. wllﬂned i" hi?!‘ bed. Willi 8 bad at- iitﬂck 0i iil llfilihe. Her many‘ friends hope for a speedy recovery.

Applicant For Job: Sound: like

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lion. W. M. Lea. accompanied by. ‘Vitus, Len. and two sons and daught-' er. were tuotorists to Carleton on| ﬂunday.

A small boy was having his hair ii fur the first. timv.

"How shall l out it?" asked the. "With a lmln in the. lop like my Mr. Martin McDonald. of Brook-g ﬁeld. was a visitor to Carleton on"

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vividly for a time, but. Cynthia Greens veiled image and her crisp,‘- intperiotis young voice that had so strangely attracted him were lndis-j tiuct now in his memory. He knew Mrs- Gem?!“ Lea"! all‘! 1hr?" nothing of the girl he had titarric-tl ‘lmghmrs- 9"’ M155" Wiiliiiiiﬂ- um; May night except he, nume_ Vera and »Reta, have returned home and he had been commanded to forqagal" an“? “lleililliil? i1 “my P1110)“ get that. mblt- visit at Freetown, l‘. i-l. 1., the

Norma was saying Sl)l'l‘0\\'l|ll]y, guest of het daughter. Mrs. Fred in answer to iris comment: Reeves.

"I'm afraid we women do very ——~ reckless things sometimes, but, Mr. Stanton McNeill is busily on- when one is in love, deeply in loveggaged hauling his potatoes with one doesn't. stop to think very hLs truck to Carleton (Siding, P. F1. clearly. And life has such a I wretched way of twisting the sim. plest action and making lt end iu tragedy."

Mr. Suurgeou Canu was a recent| isitor to Tryou, 1P. l). i

Mr. Archie Robinson spent the. week-end at his home.

"Oh, well," Carson resumed his _. really Erin. brushing away serious Miss ‘Nina Boulter spent the considerations, "this episode won't week-end at Victoria the guest of 9"“ iliiﬂlgedy. I'll guarantee thatnher mother and father. Mr. and

looks to me as though Phil were Mrs. Ross Boultcr._ merely off sulking somewhere, be.‘ cattse he is jealous of the Stokes chllll- l told your father so when I stopped oil‘ to see im yesterdy— iiytiil" Wily. that's ow I came to "mi you here-and he agrees with mo. lle said Stokes was rather by “'11? of being a rotter."

Norma. made no comment. she looked down at her clasped hands, Wiililiiig that she (lured tell Carson how much of a rotter Sydney Fptokos was, without involving Phil-

(inrson W518 studying her keenly, Ho fclt. certain that {hero was more to the story than she had at]. mittcd. For his friend's sake, he iliiiinf“ iwkun to dislike Norma.

Mrfwesley Canh spent the week‘ end in Appln llo-ati. d’. E. l., the guest oi’ his sister, Mrs. Ernest Coruey.

Miss Violi-t. (llhrko has returned home again after visiting in Nova Scotia. Her many friends are. 8181i to also her back again. $

Mr. Lorne Carruthers was a Viﬂ" itor tn Victoria on Saturday oven- inn.

Mr. Clnrcucn Watidell. (‘Bile Traverse, l’. E. -i., passed through Ailguﬂtiliu (love Saturday after- noon.

For 9 Years Gas ; Ruined Her Sleep

"I had stomach trouble 9 3165's- and gas made me restless and ner- vous. Adleriktsnhelwil 5° TF3" 9a‘ and 5196p good. --Mrs. E. Touc - stone. Just one: spoonful Adiefi" relieves gas and that bloated feeiinl so that you can eat and sleep well. Acts on Born-r uwer W! W" bowel and removes old waste matter ~ you never thought was there. No ‘ matter what you have "i" i" Y°‘"' stomach and bowels. Adler“!!! "i" Summe you. Hughes Dru: 00-. I-td- l

Attention Potato Dealers

(To Be Continued)

Mrs. Louise Schafer. of Charlot- leiﬂwn. is at present visiting in arleton. the guest o1‘ Mrs. George ouil .

Mr. Stirling Gillespie, or gum-

visitor to‘ arlcton.

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"Pllio barber main-a m) discount, Po his customers," said Nash;

‘Frill it ntust he admitted 119 ‘hikes something (it! for cash."

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