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You are constipated. bilioul. and what you need is one of two Cascarot; tonight aura for your liver and bowels. Then you will wake up wondering what became o! your dizziness, sick headache, bad cold, or upset sassy stomach. no, piping no inconvenience. Children love (insures: 90o i0, 25, 60 cents

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HIE-THE ROGERST-F-Onliliarch 16th. to Mn- ior and. Mrs. Keith Iwgors a. son, William Keith.

MARRIAGE?! NCLEAN-BLUE-At the parsonage Murry llasbor, on March 12m by Rev. E, S. Weeks, B. 11.. B. D.. John PI McLean, Little» Sands. Lot 64. to I-Iuphemia Blue. Hopeileld, Kings Co. Lot 64.

DEATHS

McLENNAN.-.At Alexandra. Lot 49. March 16th, Mr. Daniel McLcn nan, in the 81st, year of his age. Funeral Fridiay a; 2 p. m, m Cross Roads Cemetery. {Oi-ii- CANADA HA8 TWENTY EXPERIMENTAL FARMS

RNIIlAI"; has several times been made in Parliament and elsewhere that the splendid wrork performed

by the Experlmentaflfcrms 8y:-

tem of Canada. is not nearly so widely known and appreciated as it should be. in the Agricultural Gazette of Canada there appears an nuiiino of the system; ami1the tacks ‘in which it is engriged. The (‘omral Fxrwrimsniai Farm at O-tta wa. is the heodqnnrers of the twenty branch or auxiliary farms and stations. 171 is stated that there is one farm in each of tho provinces of Prince Frliwnrd. Non’ Brurslvvfck mud (Onmanh, two in Nova. Scovla four in Quebec, two

ln Ilisnitoba three in Szwlmtcbevw»- Leland It, 9.11%, 1 Filly coming ll

an. two in Adberta and (our in British Columbia.’ In addition workinz with the system are to- bnrcn‘ sintlons at Farmham, Que, and Harrow, Ont. Al. all of these oxporlmontal ond'reseanoh work of national importance is carried on. Eight-y illustration or dem~ or-rirotions systems have also been ‘wuv-blished in New Brunswthk, Nova Scotin, Quelbaw; Alberta and Stiskz-itchewan. Each lbrnnoh of agriculture ls don't xvifb in actual ornerirnenl and the rosutls are made public through the press and bv means of addresses, demonstra- tiors and exhibits. In short every effort is made to encourage ari- rvnnce nnd benefit agriculture, tho ‘basic industry of the country. -—-—-¢-Q-Q-—-—~

Jannnry is thernonth to buy thermometers. They will go up later.

Money cannot purchase love and happiness, but it will buy foreign titles.

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__Big Clearance Auction Sale

M! gill sell

r. . . MoLonnan. at Alb r Plains. Lot 50, two miles from 17's? non River Station. known ms tho Cairns farm of 86 lures, 7n clan.

bal. in Hardwood. all ploughing done for crop. 800d buildings, in good locality. I. choice form. 0n

Friday tbs 18th day of March, 1991 l2 1 o'clock Phat-p also stoolg crop and implementsz~

STOCK-l l-Inrue 6 years olu, Crown Right. 1 More 1,1 yearn old, 1 Cow 7 years old due to freshen in May. 1 Cow 6 years old Farrow. 1 (‘ow 5 years old due in May. l Bull 15g years oil, 2 Heifers l year old, 1 Heifer 8 months old. l Bull 8 months old. ii Ewes. I Pure Bred Oxford, 5 Lambs. CROP-c ’i‘onn Hey. B Tune ‘flat (Straw 5D bus illack Oats, 5 lulu. [Timothy Seed. l5" bun. Potatoes (Red), i0 bun. 'l'urnlps. 30 Hens.

‘MPLEMENTE-l Ainsley Harrie ifilndsr (mvtw. lluy Rake . fv. ‘(Tie/wry I “on-or. 1 hinsscy Harris ma“; Piqugh (new). 1 Single Plningli No. '2 X (new). 1 Sprlm: Tooth War- row (new). i Spike Harrow. 1 Roi‘- er, 7i Wood Sleigh: (2 new). i Box sleigh, 1 (‘art & Tvhoeis. 1 Truck Wagon Ruin (new). 1 Drlvink Wu‘ gun, 1 (Tn-gm Separator (new). Quantity Hardwood. 10 Cords Saw Logs. Mil ft. Boards, 1 Grind Stone. Hay Fork. mo fr. Rope and Bio-wk. l Pc-aw Pad (e- Breoching (new). .I (fgrg $5.151“ & Rrscchlng. l set Drlv in: Harness (newi. Z nets Leather Traces (new). 2 ffnllnrs _Ez lliamui. Quantity Brick, Large Boiler, Tori-m, Show-ls, Hoes and n lot of IIUPiuel u.» nuyjynrnli" in mention.

Sale positive no reserve. Be m ‘(mu yr FLUTE‘! on first (Inc- ii rnntus or mum zgr skim... or ‘Stock and Implements l1 months‘. on iaii sums cw.- 310,00. 8 per cant. l»? gnnuru l." m,- cash. . J. L. MQDONALD. Auctioneer.

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Big Clearance

Auction Sale

I mm instructed by Malcolm Ic- Leod, to sell by Auction at Monta- gue. his farm of 150 acres. S0 clear. ibnlanoe covered with good growth of Hardwood. 30 acres pinu hed for spring cropping. convenient y nltult t-d, being only two miles from town cf Montague, one of the best. abipp~ (pg ports in the Maritime Provinces. on Monday the 21st dny of March. 1921 at 1 o'clock sharp.

IMPLEMENTS-X Mower Frost kt

Wood, 1 \Vhoel Rake, l Plough. 1 Disk Harrow. 1 Spike Harrow. 1 Driving Wagon. '1 Truck, Cari. and flvheela. i “'00:! Sleigh. l Pung Sleigh. 1 set Driving Harness, Cart Elaxncse, 2 sets Leather 'I'racee. Coi- lars. Homes. Chain Traces. Swlnglo- tree. i-Lopee. Blocks. For-kn, Hoes,

Shovels. Crowbor. Pick. Axon. Four

Drill Potato Spraying Outfit new. 2i new Ladders. and Boantlln]. I

yr. old (Percheron), 1 Cow lyrs. old. 2 Heifers S yrs. old in calf, 80 Hons.

CR()P-—400 hm. of Potatoes (Dn- knto Reds), I50 bus. v! good Black Oats. Hay and Straw.

HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS—Huma Circle Range for wood or coal, 1 Parlor Stove, Sewing Machine. Bedroom net. Bed Stfifidfl. Chairs and Tables. Dishes, including 1 Din- ner set 96 piecea. Clothes Wringer. lOilclotb 1nd numerous other artic- (hi.

Sale positive no reserve,

TBRMF. CIF‘ FARM-Wilda Wn-fiyn m. unis. of stock and ctix. 8 montrs credit on all sums over 8.10 0h (i per cent off for caah. If stormy first fine (lav flollowing.

l. l.- DItKDOIVALD, Auctioneer.

(llearance

Auction Sale

at Glenlinnan

i nu instructed by Hun David Mu Donald to sell by public auction on Flnturday, March 19th. at 1 n-‘riock. ml lulu stock. llffrfl, implement: and hr-uuehold furniture consisting of i; Ibllk cows, Jersey 1nd Jamey Hols- te-r. (trailed All young mu] fresher: thin spring. l heifers 7 you old. 3i horses, I brood mw due to furrow In April, l fall pigs, 1m) hens, pure Plymouth Bonk sud Leghorn. Al! dairy vitonnlis consisting-of 1 Sim- olex. Bopnrntor. Dairy Alum, milk and cream cum, etc. “lashing mach- ine. tuba, yyylnzer. clothrs boiler. ‘to. 1 incubator. 2110 0g; capacity and broader.

Kitchen furniture. range (with complete let) 1 basoburner and 1 parlor stove. l efrlgerntor nllo par-

RYIALPID TENDERS, mddrussd l1‘

the Pnptmoatsr Genera. will be roe

P‘ i for tin conveyance of I. is. Muantym Mali:- Oontractv for fouv

Printed notice! containing furth or Information l; to rnndltionl of proposed Con may be non and

lanlt forms o under may he o!»

Ior. dining room. bedroom furniture, l parlor organ. 1 sewing machine. lumber boards, Inga and scnntiing :rop 800 bus. choice Dakota rod teed potatoes. free from scab or rot etc, also bur-non. lot of driving md working barnen. together with forks, shovel: and n. int of other ar~ ticlu 10o numerous to mention.

Sale positive. no relerva terms. l) month: credit on all nums ever 810

by Public auction for

quantity of Feudal

F_“DANDERIINE"

lmmctlitliviy uflcr (1 "Durzti- ' massage, your hair (wlw-e o." nr . I. lustre uml wondrous beaui). appeal‘- ing (wire as heavy umi plentiful, i-c» cause each hair scours to liufi thicken. Doxfli. lci your hair ~ \3' lifeless, colorlt-w. ploiu or scrugg y. You, too. want lots of long, strong. beautiful hair.

A d-l-cent bottle deliQiiiail ‘5Daiuierine" fnashcnz-v you." r» ,. checks (iundrufl and fazliin? huir. Thiq slinmlzliiilg "lat-m y-iunir" girvu- to ihiu, iiliii. fading huir that yumlful bflgifllllkma and abundant shjukuoar- I All druggists!

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iGirls! Save Your Hair] Make lt Abundant!

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THE WDMAN Iii MARRIED .

IY JLNI PHIL?! ‘

JUANITA STILL BELIEVES

Chapter 110

"What. won't you go away for a time?" I asked Dick the next mom lug at breakfast. "Of course l don't mean until Junior returns to scnooif I had seen the doloful look on my boy's face. and knew he though: I intended to leave him .1». home ztione.

"i can't afford to go!" Dick uns- wereil shrrlly.

"Rut I can! I haven't spent nearly- all l mad» on the Baker nous.- and we both need u change."

"Go if you like. but leave me out o5 your CZ$|Cllifi".inllB_ If me hook had been 1103913181] l should have taken Lbnt yachting trip. As it is l shall remain ul home and write pot boilers."

"Rut I couldn't have gone on the yachting (rip-at least you said nothing aebont taking me."

"No, Somers couldn't take any more ladies. Ila said be was sorry --:»nrry not to he able to invite you. l menu. but would not accommodate any more than he had asked."

"So ladies \l'tl'u going?"

“Yes?

i said no more. (but knew I had 111c- explanation. Juanita was to k0. i wanted desperately to ask if he knew she was invited, instead

i l questioned as carelessly us I _ ""'“' could‘ i an" H9" ‘Mn 45‘! “m” ‘TM!’ “\\'lm were going." Auycmc i tiuorloriaiawn. Apply to “mm. 7'» avnNfi “R05 "Yes. I believe so--.'lir. and hire. N07"! m”! Mortimer. Linda Forrester and Carroll, .'lr\d—~-e0lur- ozhi Mun. 4z."——*—-===_——.-._-_=;; nix in any "is Juanita zoirg?" It was out.

Basic Slag‘

Inn don't] 8mm In; .n I9] z-mntlty at lowest ipevzlal prions u: anyone 142i")! iP-rm varehoup ~

i pastors 1710s. 1.1‘!

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nd,80une outva cum

(l0 under hardwfzod. I miles from ism-m Station. handy chumhm and ‘00110011 I I‘

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rr partioulnn apply w, I DANIEL GEQ MOON!’

I 8t. Collier-me. Soul-ls East, ‘P 11L l_

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,1 i AUIZTIDN SALE

l Mummouth Auction sale, stock hupiemonts, hay, oats. potatoes and furniture on March 22nd, also one of the best farms in the country. 213 acres, 113 under cultivation, balance hard and soft, wood. Every- nhlng ideal. the chance of n. life

See hand bilio.

I STOCK-—-l Brunt! Mire l5 yrs; The above 38w“ of the lme id, 1 H 9 . 11!, 1 fill. d d ‘bred Fllijyrsn conymi-tigfli yrs. odds-by‘ THOMAs SMALLMAN 01'9"’?

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Properly (or Sale

The subscriber offers at private sale the beautiful residential pro- perty of the late Senator Robertson. This property is ideally located on the south side of: and fronting on the Zilontague River just on the out.- sltirts of the town of Montague. The dwelling: house is large. well built. electric lighted, and heated with hur. water, good barns, etc. Six acres u! land, lawn. garden and orchard, aitngaiher an idcad property.

For purticularl apply to the un- dersigned at. 87 Upper Prince Street, Chaiottetown.

(MILE) ELIZABETH ROIIRTFON

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-‘ am Hqfructczl by William Mur- DhY. of _ yde River. tn soil by Puli-

iii: Auction on Wednesday we 23rd 1111;." e-l‘ Illurcrl. [F27 at l ("a-lurk sharp all of his stock and farm lm» pwrnolitsi. view-

STUCK-q’ General Purpose bfalro, 1 well Bred Ayrshire Cow 7 yearn old duo to freshen first, week of Flo-v: i Liow in Milk: 1. Plvt (‘mv (cash). 2 Heifers coming 2 yours; 1 Pull Cumin‘! 1' years: l IIoIr-w time

1o months old; l Hvlfei Cal.‘ :1 months 11-1.: a1‘. Ayrcbire Grades, 2*. She‘;- 1 wall firedflam S venrs old.

CIT-JO Tons He. ml '

.». 5 fL). 7. 11:13‘ Raina Wooth, 1 Disc Ilqrrnw (Frost & Wooch, 1 set Spring TY-oth Ilgrrows. 1 Plough (Frostoz TVird) No. 8, 1 Roller (good as new) i Potato Sculfier. i Cart o1 Wile is (cart nearly new), l grind Jlpruga Wagon. 1 Driving Tvuuon. t Runa- bout. 1 Truck lvngozi. i Driving Sleigh dc bie seated, l “Hflul liioigh. 1 set D lng Harness. 1 not (fart Harness, l Leather set of ‘Frncus; 1 sci of Chain ‘Traces. l (‘rnkwn-llt Saw. i Sytlie. Grinding Stone, 1 Black Smlgh Rube Fur (Bishop). 2 Milk Cans, 1 large used only a few months. 2 Green-tern. 1 Cream Sopera. tor (Lily 850).

I-IOUEIIOLD FURNITIYBE- In- cluding 1 Sofa. I Bedroom Stove, Tables. i Parlor Ranging Lamp and a lot of other articles too numerous to mention.

Sale pnlllivu no reserve’ as the] farm is mid. . If day is stormy naive will be held first fine day following. -

TE MS-O months nu or" $10.00. 6 off for cub.

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"MM n u" PM‘ one“ “f m‘ r9" 1 per cont 0R for cash. If stormy n’. n u: om.“ o‘ n" Idle lLkOI pllno Tulldly lllflb 7°“ admins“ wank. nu. l a" , rQ-"'§l§nm°°°"' ' n. a. IeDOIALD. aura 1m. ‘M's-w- ‘v 4| l-r_r.q»'wgkg§ ' . ..,,_, _., f - 5

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i just uoilldn‘: Klein it tbtl 41S ll»: ;'.I»~.'.‘. ul-

‘l boiler.» g V Was invited. I do nut know whether she intends to go or not “

Dick ii ush-

(shod through my mind t that perhaps she would not go unless Dick Went also. had said lie‘- w0u‘ri not go. I said no nzoro (hut wont to the telephone

l lullml Juanita.

"Arc _\ou going on tho jfflCillillK p-lrlv Mr. Smut-rs is giving?" i asked.

“lk-e-vvlrv?“ she answered in a peculiar voice.

"Oh. I irad thought of giving an ‘other pariy- curds~und wanted to know who to usk!" I

“lien I reflirned Dick said:

"I must tell Juanita about the manuscript. I think I'll walk over there and get through with it.”

"That's. a good idea. You will Earl better when it is over. O1‘ outline yo" can't toll hor it was her pf-‘llllt, her exaggerated ideas that Y-nfide the book a l-‘llilii‘t'_‘——" l had ‘(suggested he iry another publisher, [out he had declared the nature 0'1 ytho rriticislns mode it hopeless. “She was so sure it would be a st|c~

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, "So were you." I “ies-Jr-x" a time. Iiy tin.- away, |Di\:k, Jllflllilii. told mu just non. Iwhen i called her on the telephone [to 11nd out about having her tor a

bridge game, that she ‘was going on m» 'y-.I<-.hting' part} ‘

Uiuk mule no imswcr, bu: Wiiull he reached the door I called after ’1.1

511B Qhflllges her mind, let ins know."

"She'll change it all right." l ‘will to mYBPlf, "when she finds out Dick isn't going."

Dick was gone ueafily all the

nmruing. "Well. what did Juanita say (about the manuscript?" I asked.

krwwlns by his face that n. had been nothing helpful,

"She raved like a maniac when l showed hor the publisher's lettcr.

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I ll the More Mention of Pilu Mlkus ‘ You Shudder Get a Box of i Pvllmlfl Pilp Brow-m. ' iiclhirligghbiggtiiarxgniuiiriisiitliflwigdu;12g l1!’ hemorrhoids. get a (.0 ceni box P! Pyramid Filo Suppositories m the

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‘i isuur numu 1,, _yrl1rut firm; “hm 117.11. l zrshull. . n ir4-aw

THE cnannorrnrowu GUARDIAN

the l. his moha-

ito rest. The services at the gralve

_ yids circle of relatives and friend:

.1. II. Cuinmuuky. Jas P. Alncinnro,

she wants me to keep on aendlnc it out until I ilnd a publisher who will accept it. But I am sure it would heuselesl. and told her so."

"I'm ‘lefflbiy sorry (or your din. nppolntinc-nl. Dick,“ I said honest- ly, wbut next time write your book

alone." “You octicr beiicvc I will! lf“l ever attempt amotller."

"And you won't take a short vac- ‘ation with me——wh) ‘.'" | -"B-_-c:nxsr.\ I mu not going to let you suppon me any longer. i have paid srarirvly anything toward the expenses for uionlhs. ever since I cuuum-uuod that. failure over there." he pointed m the rejected manuscript, "I'm through letting a womnn support inc."

"Nutter-use, Dick: What differ. ence does i: make who earns (he money as long as we have enough to he comfortable? It isn't fair cl yo“ m m); like that. and you know it. “m can do so ngznin. But I think :1 not, a (rllaillge, would do you quell, 'l‘hen too. Juuulia may feel ,. bit disgruntled over the crit- icisms, and it will give her time to got over it." Dick. like all men, hair-d any 5011 of llllpitlfloilllilltlfis‘.

(‘l tell you i can't go!" Dick re- turned, "at least not now!"

Had Dick been disioyui? That be had been (oscillated. carried off his feet, i had proof. I wasted my love perhaps. but l "was parched for the luck of ii. and it. urns only the lovo that belonged in mo that I longed for. it had (become al. most s, mania with nle--~tlils deter- nrlnation to hold tho mun who had

' promised t0 cherish me until (loath

did us port; and whom I loved 11101-0 desperately every do)‘.

T0ZI]i1l‘i‘O\\'-'1\il'ti. Bauer Wurua Nun.

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To Diamond Dye

OLD. FADED GARMENTS. DRA- PERIES, EVERYTHING MADE i

(‘liarlottetuwn wvnneu can vdu rwunir-ri vtllh at paclulgt: of Din»

In i Dy s. A11 old, worn cont, ti’! w m. sweater. klmuna, l: ', ur italic»! su-cirluvs. gwirlri. d". m (u... fK/li-ii-ilztll, chair cov em-wuIynIIIng, whether xvqol. silk.

bu riizuuvnzd dyed u. look like new. illxSf‘ directions in eauil package lzuurantee perfect. resulm. Drugglst has Color Card shovrlug actual materials dliim-onddyed in a wond- rous mnge of rich, (‘tulle-less colors. Don't risk W11: material iu u. pool p.

din-n. cotton or mined goods, can‘

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In Meuoriam

MRS. THOMAS E. HOGAN ’

On March 2nd (here passed from life to Eternity the soul o1 a 1111B‘ christian woman Mrs. Thomas H,

iiopzitn or Fortune Cove in the; Iseveuty" eight year of her ago. The pioceased for the past iwn _v(-ur:1 11nd bet-u an invalid suffering from’ ipnraiysls. Sim was Miss CMYFIIlIlOi ‘Simpson m‘ Hope Illver and sin: and‘

her husband who survives lat-r IJQSSI ed their golden jubilee ocvcrul! years ago. The deceased was u wo~ mun of many estimable qualities. the soul of generosity and kind- ness and during her form-dive rears ,o(,her residence rt Fortune Cove commanded reaps-Q and love from [all who know hor.

She leaves to uiourn three sons um! three tiamgbtem. Tho sons nre ‘John l1. at home, and Garfield and sluerridon of western Canada. The (hlurlhters are Mrs. Smith of hos Asgles, Mrs. liluKlunon of Cai- gury. and Mrs. Arneas Whalen of Klldare. P. E. I. Her ("mineral took place on March 3rd to St Anuboneys Church. Bloomfield, nvixare after the funeral nlass her body was laid

weremonducted by Rev. F‘ V. Gail out who visited her frequently dun irir. her long illness. The pail-bear- ers were John Rooney, Angus Me Lennon, Maxim “Iedxe. Gilbert Gall-ant, Russell iifaxfieid, Andrew Gallant. May Yhcr ooui rest in peace.

MR8. (HON. )‘ DAVID MAC-

DONALD ii

Deep syrmlputhjv isle-n. (or Hon. (‘mvld MacDonlad of (lleullnnnn in the dealt]: 01' his ibclooved wife. ncs “ury J. illacintyro ivhn p sod y on Sunday morning P. m l1 6. IUWBH‘ m1 illness of only a we k. dur- inp: ‘which time she (was via ted by liar pastor Rev. Allan J. bias-Iron- wid, Fort Auziuiltus, who 81111111115161" wi to her all the rites of her Holy

Fun For ‘(V-omen i

NEW FOR FEW CENTS i

Was Forced To GivLlip Work

MONTREAL MAN HAYS TANJLAC PUT HUM v-IN ABSOLUTELY PERFECT CONDITION

"I certainly can recommend Tan- lac, and aim glad to do s0. (Or W71" it has done (or me ls noihilll; 911°" of wonderful," said Sylvestre Dub- iols. 22 St. Elizabeth St. Montreal. P_ Q._ well know electrician, rec- ently_ _ _

"Before l got Taninc lndlaéfillilll nobbeu inc of many a good DION. for I had n0 appetite at all. M“! knew if! ate anything it would give me no end of trouble. l was so bad off vi coudn‘! eM. Wflnk 01' sleep with any satisfaction. uud was so nervous the least little unusual noise ivouid startle me. i hull cramping pains in my Slfllllflch- and at times mydlfal‘! 11111111131911 so I could hardly get in-y breath, and Just any little exertion would make my heart thump like a 51283111 engine. Finally l 50i- 80 Weak 85nd was suffering s0 ll just had to give up my work for i couldn't eta!’ with it any longer