, What Will

outbuildings alongside of

GETEN

do

When your A Children Cry for it

Tilers is hardly a L k " that

a

hasn't heard of Oastnriai At least flve million homes are never without it. If there are children in your family, there's almost daily need of its comfort. And an night may find. you very thankful t era's a bottle in the‘ house. Just a few drops, and that colic or constipation is relieved; or diarrhea checked. A vegetable pro- duct; a. baby remedy meant for young folks. Castoria is about the only thing you have ever heard doctors advise giving to infants. Stronger medicines are dangerous to a tiny baby, however harmless they may b0 to grown-upsll Good old Castoriai Remember the name, and remember in buy it. It lna spare you a sleep-

ss, anxious nII-Ygllt. It is always ready, always s e to use; in ‘emer- gencies, or for everyday ailments. 'An hour of the day or ‘night that Ba y becomes fretful, or restless. Castoria was nsver more po uiar with mothers than it is today. very_ druggist has it.

Zefljiz/IZL- CASTQRIA

_Politica.l Meetings

i ed will meet the el- wfil: “tab? fourth district of Queens at the following 1118068 W discuss the political situation;-

Grand View, Monday. AIIS- 13m- Vornou River, Tuefldfly. All!" “"h- Powns-i. wOiIlIoSdlYu Aus- 15th- All meetings to commence at 7.30 p. m. opposing candidates are in- vited and will be given an equal proportim of the time. GEORGE A. MacLEAN

» Conservative Candidate

50 acres best situated inhd in Province all clmred and under crop. Interested parties should see pres- ent crop Potatoes, Turnips. Oats. Ideal location for market gardening and fox ranching being situated within few hundred yards of Hills-

boro Bridge. Apply on premises to W. AUBREY MUTCH. Hopeion, Southport. or address P. O. Box 294 Charlotte-

town. 6985-8-9-31.

_l'li0PEillY roll‘ PllllillTE SALE

At Cornwall Village, containing 9%

acres of land. beautiful house and church, school, store, telephone, ideal home for retired farmer, fox-rancher or market gardener, only 7 miles from Charlottetown.

The owner will be delighted to

“Youth no longer respects age because on the face of things it'a deceptive."

KNEW ALREADY

“Want me to tell you how you can get the beat of champagne?" "i know-by not drinking it."

SHE HADN'T SEEN THE NURSE

"Mra. Green says aha can't un»_ deratand why her husband isn't well and out of the hospital long ago."

“She hasn't seen the nurse who attends him at night."

Ho: lthlnk it’: terrible thd~yvay girls smoke cigarettes.

She: But you've got to admit they're improving.

show prospect's-e buyers through this property any time. Write ori phone ' SAMUEL FBIZZELL. , Coruwalll

oi" I. A. MncDONALD, Allctio

82 Queen Street. 8-2-tst4i.

.l’R A SALE OF FARM

Beautiful Iann. almost in city limits for. sale, consisting of 60 acres of land. Good for dalrying or market gardening. Cannot be excelled. City water within 50 feet of house. Will be sold with or without growhg crop, and would like any purchaser to see quality of

($1179.

1f not sold by private sak. will be offered by Public Auction with stock, crop, etc, at a later date. In- spection any time. Apply to

DUNCAN MacINTYRE,

On Premises.

0r J‘. A. MncDONALD, Auctioneer.

imT UP ON BURNS

She: Have‘_you ever read any Books on Burns, Mr. Supp‘!

He: Why-en-Pm studying law, not medicine, Mill fimart. '

FOR SALE

At Souiii Lake-Farm consisting ninety-three (93) acres, 52 acres clonr, and in high state of ‘ ' tion; remainder covered with an soft wood. Building/sail l: repair. Running D house a barn. 1% mllnsjrom Elmira Station; nuar school and churches. I am seiillll ‘hi! DRIFT‘! i"! M" count of ill health. ~' EDGAR. FRANCIS,

‘Elmira, ma. No. 1. te-o-u.

Auction of. Valuable iProperty

A! Water Street

aim-n;

To be sold by Public Auction on Tuesday, Aulllfli- 141b- Imh. mi 1i’

o'clock noon. on the y! lnlsea at I00

Wild! Street, City, oic limidm

residence of Mrs. C. H. Benoit, situah: directly opposite Queen Hotel. con-

sisting of twelve room house yfth a’ ll modern conveniences. hot-wafer‘-

sud hardwood floors, suitabl ; and spacious yards with two

heati ll

ill mill convenient location.

t; e.

or...»

motor all. in roar, this offering home and goodl

s rin- rosidelwc or ‘nub-clue Morin: large garages capa e of slorilig oil!‘- business‘ proposition \ .

i

opera appoints-mascot- and may lic‘icla_linuwlr_ Ir

_ Apply on grslnlses or to wither of the undersigned.

tiio

DESIRABLE FARM

lull-a» swdl nd

‘TI-IE cnsnnommown omrmlill

IA SUITOR j TOO MANY’

_ ‘MILDRED BARBOUR I

CIIAYIEB 33 THE TANGLED ;WEB

Llla's only hope was that her father wouldn’t glance across the restaurant and catch sight of her. If» he would nod a greeting, it would be all right; but the chances were that, since she hadn't seen him for sometime, he would come over to the table and ask questions that might be difficult to answer in Jack's presencar So she turned her back to her father, wondering what could have brought a middle-aged financier up-town and into that leisurely atmosphere at such an hour of the day. Farqushar noted her movement and said: "What's the matter? comfortable?" "The sun—ln my eyes," slle mur- mured vaguely. "Then change places with me," lle said quickly. "Oh, no, I really like it where I am." she declared hastily. Farquahar looked puzzled. “You're very strange, sometimes, Lila. I don't understand you at all. If the sun's in your eyes, why not get out. of it?" “But then lt would he

Aren't you

in your

Lila murmured an introduction that neither man understood.

"How's Herbert?" asked her fath- er blandiy.

. "Quite well, thank you," ,she said hastily. “I-

“Come to the house for lunch to- morrow. By the way, how would you like a little cruise to Florida in March. I'm getting out The Naid this year?"

“Splendid? bubbled Lila, with false enthusiasm, hoping devoutly tht he would go away quickly.

To her infinite relief. he went, after an inconsequential word or two more. ‘ ’

Farquahar resumed his chair. His look was dark, his handsome moutil grim. '

“Who is that man who asks you to lunch alone with huh and to g0 on a cruise?"

“A-a relative," stammered Lila.

Farquqhars brows lifted.

“What relative?"

“My uncle," said Lila promptly, having once used on uncle suc- cessfully to help herself out of a difficult. situation. _

Farquallor relaxed; buiw- only- for- a moment.

“Who is Herbert?" he demanded,

with suspicion.

He smiled quizzlcally.

‘jilately, you dolft seem very much concerned with- my hflPlJ1i18S5f>T comfort. - Lila, when are you going to break that preposterous encase- ment and marry me?"

"My father—” she began, with a guilty side glance toward the four- middle-agecl men.

“He's no better today?"

She shook her head. ‘ind then snatched at a straw of truth:

“He's no worse."

“Well, that's something." remark- ed/Farquahsr gloomlly.

A few minutes later, out of the corner of her eye, Lila saw her father signal the waiter, pay the check, and rise from the table with his companions.

She bent over the tea-service and fumbled, with trembling fingers, with the lid of the teapot.

If only he would pass recognizing her!

The hope was vain. He saw her, said s. brief word to his companions. who passed on without him, and came over to Lila.

“Hello, Ula. Haven't seen you in a. coon’s age. How goes it?"

His inquiring glance rested on Jack Farquahar, who had already risen.

Professional Cards

without

DONALD S. HART

. . Accountant

_ Audits, Systems hlcome Tar ' I30 Edward Street, Halifax, N. S i " (mun; minim trips u» l.

l

P. E. Island.)

& Mathleson D. 1.. MATIIIESON _ L. I4. B. I Barristers, Attorneys, Etc. Money to boon. Camerlnl Block, Charlottetown , 8933-7-l9-lmo.

Mark R. McGiligan B. A.

aanalsrlll. SOLICITOR. arc ' MONEY T0 LOAN Cameron Block. CharlottetownJhEJ.

Dr. C. C. Archibald

’ ‘ of N. Y. Post Graduate Medical School and Hospital Prsctfda Limited to E78. Ear, Nose and Throat Testing Eyes and supplying Glasses Office, Bayer Building Great George Street Office Hours-Q to 12.30. 1.30 _to 5.00

McLeod & Bentley J. A. BENTLEY W. E. BENTLEY. K. C. Banister and Attorney-at-Lnw Olive: 1M Richmond Street MONEY TO LOAN _ ygharlotiietowlblfiE. l.

tliicponald, a McPhee i» B. A.

l. A. MQDONALD II. F. Mo? B. A.

B. lull. LL

l"

" lilsy Building.

Lila an iniroducillon the} nilllicr man lilldflffl

“My father!" gasped IIiIEAWildly.

- successful ministry

POWNAL NOTES‘

M!“ Prelim Wood. m. Mellick, Went a very pleasant visit in Car- digan recently. '

hér sister. Mrs. Arthur Moore.

Messrs. Norman and William Mc- ‘Kenzie. and Mr. Schurman paid a flying visit to Mt. Meliick recently

Miss Minnie Coady, uf Boston spending the summer with her p1"- em‘- Ml ""1 Mrs. William Coady, Alexandra. hMiss Adele Smith has returned

ome from C. G. I. T. camp, 3119 was accompanied b he;- fr;

Peggy Tilley. y and’ Miss,

Mrs. McKinlay (nee Grace Car- Iver). of Nova Scotala, is spending

a month with her mother Mrs

imbei-h (fervor. alcxaiiclni. ' '

141$? Myrtle Farquharson, Mount Herbert, is assisting M153 Brown stenosrapher of tlic Sun Life Assur- ance 00.. Charlottetown.

Owing to the wet weather, haying 15 n0! Progressing as rapidly as was expected. This also is qiliteserlous to the farmers who have heavy 8min ¢F°Ds which is tlic case with some in this locality.

Miss Florence Smith,

Yell!‘ Hospital, Mass, ispufiilfigtf; her holidays with her parents, Ml-_ and Mrs. W. E. Smith. She is re- maining some time longer on ac- count of the illness of her mother, who is undergoing treatment in the Island Hospital. We hope to 50ml see Mrs. Smith home again restor- ed $0 her “We! soud health; also Mfés Verhh‘ who underwent an op- eratlon some time ago.

We have had with us these past two weeks the Rev. G. W. Tilley, MrsJPllley and their two daughters, Frances and Elsie, of Florenceville, N.B. It is indeed a pleasure to have thong-visit us again. Many of us shall never forget the four years of these people spent here. Especially the Sunday School workers, who recall with pleasure the earnest efforts of ‘this pastor. assisted by the ex-superin- tcndcnt. Ml‘. Winston Smith, who were responsible for introducing graded lessons, etc, and bringing the S. S. up to the present healthy state it still maintains today. As a young people's worker he cannot be beaten. On Sunday morning lle spoke briefly to the S. S., while the girls of Pownal shall always love Mrs. ‘Iilley, not only for her interest manifested in them in Sabbath school but for the many happy hours spent at the Manse on Saturday after- noons, where she endeavored to in- struct them in good things. We are" very sorry to learn that their health is not up to its usual standard. but feel sure after a visit to Pownal that they will return home with renewed courage and energy for labor in the Master's vineyard. At the song ser- vice which w held in the United Church here unday, Pastor Tilley read the scripture and spoke briefly on the friendship that existed be- tween Davld and Jonathan. He stressed the point of true friendship. A pleasing musical number was

family, at all costs.

“Indeed?" Farquahar- laughed shortly. "Then why did you tell your uncle that your father was quite well, when he is, according to you, at death's door?“

managed to say: “He-—my father won't-doesn't like to have people say he is ill.

[He—he—"

“Lila," said Farquahar deliberate- ly, "how do you account for the fact that your father's Christian name is Leonard, not Herbert? I know. because I consulted the tele- phone-directory when I sent you those flowers."

It seemed to Lila that dark, cold waters were closing over her head. She made one last desperate effort. “Herbert Leonard," she

Herbert.” Farquahsr sat for a. while in sil- ence. "Shall midly. He made u gestbre of assent, sum- moned the waiter, and paid the check. He looked uncompromlsingiy slern. Lila was scared to death. They were passing in silence through the lobby, when a hand descended suddenly on Farquahsr’; shoulder and an amazed voice cried: “It's never-but it is—By Heaven,

we go?" Lila suggested

it's Jack Fsrquaharl"

Lila heard Fnrquahar‘ exclaim joyously: "Holmes. old mani" (To Be Continued.)

_.__.___._.....__ Stings and Bites

‘I118 Dain of insect bites disap-

Peers quickly with the appli-

cation of Mi rd’, bottle. n‘ l Try a

"fliNARDigg LLNI M E NI

LLOYD LINE

s. s. DELSON.‘ ssmnm rnoin

MONTREAL, Aug. 1a sonar.‘ ».Atig. 1a

CHARLOTTETOWN

August 16th

St. PierrzfnMiquelon St. John’, Nild. Cattle Carried For Itotes and Space Apply A. Cameron CEHONSEMWART

lo t

That was u facer. Lila, however, . en

said] weakly. "My uncle always calls himl

NORTH AMERICN »

"Wandering Clllld, O_Gome Home," rendered by Messrs. Richards, Moore, Tweedy and Jones. This male quar- tette. without accompaniment. was very much enjoyed, while the sopra- no solo ln the the Anthems was tak- by Mrs. Nathaniel McKinnon, whose voice was in fine foml. he!‘ rendition being a Pleasure m a“-

APllliiiiY

T0 WIIOM IT MAY CONCERN: This is to certify that I, Marg- aret Mclnnls. wife of Patrick Mc- Irlnis, Elliotvale, P. E. I. did start a false report about John Laflei-ty and I do hereby apologize for same- ln regard to scandal and impure actions with s. certain party. I did it with the intention of blackening his good name and to ruin the good reputation and character of the said John Laiferty, his father and other members of his family for which I had no reason to do, and I deeply apologize for doing such a low, mean and contemptib‘ action and I calmestly tnlsi. and pray that the same will have no ‘ “ _, reflection on the good name of John LaiIcl-ty, his father or any other member of said family and I agree to pay the cost of this advertisement and the trouble I have caused the said fam- ily. (Signed) MARGARET McINNIS Pcakes Station, P, E. I. Witnesses. Patrick Koughan, J. P. Pcnkes. flank 0'Brlln, Moroil Dated this sixth day of August, 192B . _ 0937-B-7-tls

llnlllillllslli

Tilers will be sold by public auc- tion on the premises oli Thnrldn

the‘ 20th day of September I928 a

the hour of 1 o'clock in the after- noon sli that tract of land situate, lyllll and being on Township Num- ber Sixty-seven in Queens County

M!“ B811 Bruce. Miiltown Cross - ‘ spent a very pleasant holiday with’

‘III

Four Iiovcjoy hydraulic shock ab- sorbers, easy-acting porhive four- wheel brakes, radiator , lhutters, bnmpe n front and rear, gasoline gauge ‘and temperature gauge on the dash-in fact everything that con- tributea to comfort, convenience and easy riding-ore included in its low

price.

WHEN a car wins success as quickly as this new Oldsmobile,

there is only one conclusion-it must

be good!

And the facts confirm this judgment.

Its magnificent new bodies by Fisher

reveal the surpassing beauty and

craftsmanship for which Fisher is

world-famous.

Its great 55 h.p. engile provides high-

compression erfo p 2-DOOR SEDAN___

$1165

fuels. Its silenced chassis n‘ FACTORY, osl-lswiv i Government Textual ‘ T‘ Bun

embodies every prin- Spau no

So the evidence rolls up-uutil your own good, judgment tells you "I musbseexhil Olds- ' mobilejIZmust drive it myself.‘ ‘There's no denying, if llllut be 8001"" o-ll-s-us

special

ciple of fine-car design. It! complete equip- ment shows exceptional concern with owner satisfaction.

GAUDET BROS.

_ DEALERS y 141 SYDNEY smear, CIIARLOTTETOWN

CLIJSMD BI LE

THE. FINE CAR 0F LOW PRICE

denture of Mortgage dated the sec- his wife of the first BN1. and the Dated this 3nd dill 0i 0nd day of May 1921 made between undersigned of the second part, de- i928. Henry Weeks of Fredericton in fault having been/made in the pay- Queens County lu Prince Edurarwment of the principal and the in- Island, farmer, and Sarah E. Weeks terest secured thereby.

' EVERETT llAS A

6689-8-4-541. \

Successful For Feeding

How to grow strong, vigorous foxes, that will produce pelts 0f fine texture and lustrous sheen, is uppermost/in all.

Is the problem of our Fox Ranchers today.

minds. THE IMPERIAL BISCUIT COMPANY, UM‘ . ITED, have found the solution in their increasingly _, popular '

IMPERIAL COD LIVERI OIL FOX

1

alscurrs ,

. l

and _ IMPERIAL PUPPY F001) "~ t Resulci- feeding of these is" ‘going tlic‘ ccciiedT

results in our Prince Edward Island iilches. “lmperial- l; fed Fillies” are in a class by themselves. They ‘fproduce l a

aforesaid. bounded and described as follows, that is to lay. COMMENC- ING at a stake set on the South side bf the Prince Edward Island Railway property do the West side of Fredericton Bond leading from Fredericton Station to the Junction Road and running thence South along said Fredericton Bond to the Nor)! boun’ y of land now or formerly ‘in posilession of Angus Mc- Donald, thonoo WON. “Mil the

' same ten (10) chains to laud now

or formerly In _ possession of John Weeks. thence North along the some to said Railway property, and thence Eutwardly u; mu. way to theylsoc of comm ‘

oqntabilug Ninety-one (l1) sens‘ land a little more or Ion.

‘rill sale is

crucifix":

I )

" -i n

of . "fie;

fiillfigoodslgkliwiinsure success. by ‘liberal feeding of For sale by leading Island dealerjsi“ "or factory. . l .l

' ' direct‘ from‘ r

Imperial Biscuit, Q0.,1T|.Il_fll'lI6ii ; Charlottetown, RE. I. ‘/' ' g; ,._

Exclusive’. Distributors for Maritime Province Hauck Fire Guns.

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