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In. Daniel Dickey, Lyn, Ont., Irthl-"Lsst Jssusry I hsd s very seven cold sud coughed so hsrd I

not ll lights. I tried every is h; dostofls medicine, lsfihg gsvs ule rsliet until I tried

sr; Wood's Norway Pins

no rseolilmelidsd to me by s sstgliber.

Ilrillusmbslrithoutitlnthe llpue ruin."

You don't that Ilia: you buy "Dr. Wood's" ss it has been a houss- holdrsmcdy forthapslthdycors.‘

Prise 85c. s bottle; lugs family sin gut up only by The '1‘. Milburn 00.. “I. Toronto. 0st.

Pheasants with»; 0n Dakota Prairies’

PIERRE, S. D.. Dec. T-—A grace-g iul, aristocratic and vsrbcolored, bird, the Chinese ring-necked pllééb, slant, la thriving on the prairies of South Dakota.

The game bird has grovi-li beyond the most optim1stic hopes ot‘ the state department of agriculture. which introduced it, and is atrrnct- ing more and more hunters each year from a dozen middle wveistcrtr states and a few beyond. ;

(Grntified with the success of pheasant introduction, the agricul- tural department now plans to bring in a vast number of Hangar; tan partridges, another bird which‘, is counted among the game of kings: end which lg expected to find an: agreeable environment in Dakota.

Hunting gees are used mostly lu- prorlde protection lor (he game birdg when the hunting seasgn ls closed and for establishing pre- oerveg where young birds are cured, tor until they may he released.

Tenders For Wood

Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to Wednesday, 15th December, lnst., from parties will- Lng to contract with Emerald Dairy Co., for Forty cords of good sound Hardwood to be delivered at Emerald Factory before April 1st next. Wood to be sawn and split. st factory suitable for furnace!

Parties tendering to state price: per cord for whole quantity or 10'- cord lots. The lowest or any tender- not necessarily accepted.

P. F. HUGHES, Secy. Emerald.

3l33-l2-6-3i. l‘ i

ilucfitifeitt

l uni instructed by llurnc Bram, of “Tulips to sell by Public Auction on Thursday, 0th, lit one p. nl. sharp (he

' [allowing stock: Fifteen llrlul (if (‘litilre Aberdeen Angus Cattle, all young und h: prime condition. four with culveii lay their aids iultl some due lo culle early Mao three fut rattle. choice, one bull, um your old. Orin t-liult-e Jersey cow, s1: years iilll. Tlluw rutlli- urc lill fully uncredited.

Terms-Eight nlolitlill credit on up. proved Joint nuleil. Six per (‘Ont of! for rntfh. fut (‘sills will lln sold for vullli.

J. J. .\l(‘D0,\'.-\l.lI, Auctioneer. l-iil.

lllllITlllN SALE

l will sell for Thcopholus Mar- tin, Rtistlco on Dec. 10th at l2 o'clock the following:

10 milk cows, 1 cow 3 years old, Holstein; 1 cow 4 years old, Hol- stein; 1 co-w 5 years old, Holstein; 1 ecw 3 years old, Holstein; 1 cow 3 yours old Holstein; 1 cow 6

years old, Holstein; ‘l cow 5 years- old Holstein; 2 cows 5 years old

Holstein; 1 cow 6 years old, Hol- stcln. One mare, 10 years old; 1 msrc 6 years old.

OROR-lifl bushels cf mixed groin, 200 bushels turnips, 200 bushels potatoes, one stack of osts, 1 stuck of hay and quantity 6f straw, 10 Spring pigs, 1 brood

sow. IMPLEMENTS-J Binder, Mac- Cormlck; 1 Double Scat Wagon, l tssm wagon, 1 threshing outfit and belts, 1 truck llld ahsftl. 1 circular sew, 1 gang plough. 1 DeLnval cream nparator, 3 mllk cans, 1 chum lf stormy following day. A. MscRAE Auctioneer

ll-Zll-Dec. 4,8,9-

fll.‘ QAILINBQ

FROM SAINT JOHN TO LIVERPOOL

‘bee. 7 ...... .... Montroyal 10cc. 11. Jen. 7 .. Mstsgsms ‘Dec. 15. Jen. 14 .. .. Montcllm 10cc. 23. Jsn. 21 . . . . . .. Montnslm

Oso. 31 Molltelsre

TO OHERBOU R0 -— SOUTHAMP- TON —— ANTWERP

Dsc. 15 . . . . . . Mlnnsdcss “m; "d chm c, t J m] Bu" w“ n we can m, t Jen. 27 . . . . . .. .. (Mellts Fsrm containing 56 sores stock There sre msny worthless imitation o e s“ h‘

‘Via lslfsst 1V1: fire-neck "on. llrmlfla lwlflmfllh- ' "0"": gnaw‘ flfifjr": T“ ;,Q£,"°"f{l}°'“': Eglirlkgew MOM‘ m. um i“ o! lflfmfiiim". 42.432952. "°L°','"'°'I”"IV"°,'N 1w d rectlons, ugrmtegd g, _-__-<»¢~__ utolnseb. Your pills hove merit."

Inlygylll l " P" '- ° '"°""- s m» l!“ ss or Wild Gems Hinterland. omen Little Liver Pllll. s

D. D. cARsON. more! rompltl Tbs \ him-sly 93010010 lssstlvcrrsllcve

Phi” " i‘ Albert.s bse the most wonderful l!" W" 9"“ "I41"!!!-

Q IIUGI IUIPII Al!!!

Dhhss. Mil-fills ..

on‘: OF THEM, "to at»: suns Reggie: Our society held a very

interesting debate on fools laws! -

night, Miss Sharpe. There was a large number present. Miss 5.: I suppose you were

one of them, Mr. Supp?

ALREADY SUPPLIED “Are you going to get a lo‘ speaker?" “I'm already married."

‘t

“And wifle, what shall I get you,

for Christmas?"

“Oil, just some little thing, that's all."

“That's nice of you."

“Say, a diamond‘ necklace. That's not large."

MISSING SOMETHING

“Professor, can you sce

ing her skirts?" “No, dnggened, need readjusting."

these

glaeee

I

i The Unwilling ' Adventuress

BY MILDRED IAROOUR

TH E ARRIVAL.

I on the !noru‘ng. “vheu: the "Arcadia" docked, the first per-i F \

sou Denis glimpsed on the pier was a distinguished, elderly man with fierce, white mustache, who was pacing up anti down like a. caged beast. A lean aaliow, apprehen- aive-looking little man, llrthe mod- est black of u valet or secretary.

masts’. :‘:.z'::.:'r.:: ti: 1122's.... BEST roe Au ley pure, and ah emplofetf- 9W"

before Mrs. Cushllig joined hcrlnl.» the rail and began to wave _ lt-r handkerchief and exciaim eitt-ited-

"'That's Malcolm! That's my bro- ther! ‘l‘hal's Jack's father! That's your new lather-in-law!"

Tell minutes later, the voyagel-s vrere on the pier at Hal/re. illlll

i

., . , , . , She was neither anxious nor as- gorgxgle’ g(l'_r:rd,'l.:'2dm:€a:,1e: “ifigpureti. She just didn't seem in the Ada engmcermg-the puny;- least concerned whether she made To his sister, be merely lllfllfiflla Fwd hnwesslo“ or m)" She a ‘can ruddy cheek m. he]. nflecgneither ‘high-halted’ lilm, nor cur-

‘uonale peck rletl ills favor. r - m5 son he me, Mm a hard At Itoilen, she got oilt,t0 walk during the live-minute stop, at.

‘ g KFKX

ran cniinnorrmown GUARDIAN

Tomorrow's Radio Program 9 riiunsbafiz-cemscn s _

international Radio Programs EVENING CONCERTS

7.00 P WEAF (492) N. Y. Mid-Week Hymn

Sing.

1.30 r. M. was! (326) Cinci-

gram.

7.45 P. M .

eta.

8.15 P- M.

8.30 P. M.

MOHAIR.

phony.

WJAR (306) Providence.

8.46 P. M.

wit. wont) (m) Phila. '1‘ ; 9.00 P.

.

WEE! (349) Boston, Musicale. 8.00 P Ill

(238) l-lastlnge. Concert. WEAF (492) N. Y. Schlckerlins

WJZ (455) N. Y. Musicale. lGDKA (309) E. Pitts. iliitltlo Sym-

Rcqueat Pro-

KDKA (m) l; riltsf Music fl-llll Poetry. .

wnz (m) Sprlllklleld. studio m- gram.

WT1C (us) llalttol-(l. Outlet Owl-

wlp (509) yhila. audio Feature.

Wm (s00) Atisiilld City. Schmidt

Staring Quartette.

Musical

gfilglfjjYmg-‘ltl-“(EESllzlzfinlitllilrtillllllglllelll (vlvlllfflrtfiétas adgizgale. To wEEtl, w“, hi} swwm mtlweak’ ‘ . ‘ _ _. . encc from everyone. even ills rela- . , ' Pmpmm! ' "e WW1 ‘new f0? He‘ greeted m” brmhermld“ lives llo couldn't quite "get" Doris. WW3,‘ (333) Swmgflelm Twmgm Bil-WEB!!! 1.0 headquarters. l first: ' Sons Trio. i

WJZ: (455) N. Y. Royal Salon Com he Go-Gctters

HOW short that terrible woman is wear

Handshake, a slight tightening of the lips beneath his white, pointed mustache. and a certain boring directness of steel-grey eyes. Tile clear-cut features of his eon were in him, deeply cbiselled and sharp- lened by age. but there was an un- imlstaknble resemblance between the two.

ivras regarding him with interest ;and en astonishingly placid calm. (Perhaps, it she had really been Hartley's liridi) and a new daught- ser-in-law under parental inspection ;tor the first time. she would have B

O

ibeen nervous and uncertain — G"“;;?“£1_d"'tl lliffl “be! shill“ i“ -- . 1 . g ran enra. se ng (. though nerves were tio luist o ‘ “c ‘wked m her through um

lDorisr troubles.

l As matters stood. silo accepti- tho situation and the coldly critical appraisal of Hartley's father with complete equanimity. As has been

mentioned before, she left the wor- l"

,ryi_ng to his son. , "So this is your wife?" said Hart- lley perc. "Humphi"

“TFhis ls lDorl-s, hinlcolnl," ‘sister broke in bealningiy. "isn't she adorable?

his!

luck?" Her brother merely grllnted. ‘lHow old are you?" he demanded of Doris. "Twenty," she answered meekly. "What is your name?" “Why-(Dorlsfi ahe replied blank-

“Your name before this-before you married my eon." he demand- ed impatiently.

"Sec here. dad," young Hartley some plensanter place for questioning. l'nl land Doris must be freezing."

Malcolm?"

made ti gesture lor the blank-clad lllan to approach.

gage. He has a compartment served on the boat train. ' The trip to Paris with the entire party in (lllll (‘olllparllllent was try~ iltg for all (rnncerned cxccpt Doris. (She was wide-eyed with interest. Seated at the window, she watched the flying lFrench landscape, ex- clliilming occasionally at some I781‘- tlculariy bright bit of garden. al- ready sholvlng the tender green 0 springtime. She called young Hari- ‘ley's attention to the little pocket- liand-kerchioi‘ farms as neatly sketched on lilo hill-sides as ll they had bet-ll (lone by all artist's (ifilyflll. Dwelling houses, painted

ANV GOOSE CAN DO THAT Speaker (emphatically): Vo

Boy In Audience: ltnowa how to do that!

can't produce eggs without hens! Aw, any gooet

in vivid colors, lvltli their trliniy i-urtalnod cniicnlcnt windows and ‘Juucllul llttlc ‘balconies bordered v with bright potted flowers, thrilled lioi".

“It's all so vlvitl, no allvo, so -- |IlUl.lll't‘$l[lli‘.." HllC t-xplilllictl bright ll) llilfllily, Sh, who regarded licr iulencouragiiigly.

Miile by mile his estimation oi‘ hei-

respite. ness is finished, I'll be a raving

i At last he turned to Doris. who NMUC!" She was staring with lively curi-

v downed their tiny glasses of cognac

,1 blue haze of cigarette. smoke which‘ ho exhaled from his lungs.

asked. “Doesn't anything tollc

wide-eyed. going along nicely?

Scientist Say John Bull Is Pre-SaxorrWi-fff‘; <1“) °1“~°“‘°' WM“ A".

ary personage in l- is old John Bull.

ter known thallIUncl; ‘is new). ‘ ibroko in lrrltably, “let's move t0 younger, and tian r. lC'W9 . , , _ this who has not gone s0 much abroad. WMHAK (266) Dunn,“ 1mm“ sure Aunt Ada Consequently when we are told by a scientific authority like Sir Ar- "Oh, yes," agreed his aunt hast- thur Keith that this relillillblfl Olfi li_v. ".\ly-—nly teeth are cluttering .lohn Bull is‘ l-litmlllilwfltltit: 5ll1ll0{t~llli and Howard must ‘be careful not to tlou and de lls on n c in m (l I I i _ catch cold alter (Florida. Even you, the present generation, we urt- up WMAK (365) Elma!“ Organ nwi to be rather shocked and bewilder-

. ~ . . . -l Her brother ignored licr, but llt edLook a‘ the picture or 0m Jun“ WSB (428)

Bull, _ ‘ _ "Mocking Wm we u, yo," Wynn.) that we all thought, until Sir WPK: (300) Al-l-fl-lll-lb UilW-_ re- Arthur Keith came along. “'89 6°

Come." 800d

young Hartley's suggestion. He was looking a lb“. haggard with the strain and, when they were safely on the platform, he llt a cigarette and drew a deep, relieved breath.

‘Thank Heaven for a moment's Before this ghastly busi-

IBut Doris didn't even hear him.

slty at the little. open ‘bar on the ery platform, where travellers

nd klrsch.

wmr'¢4si2)_.-N. Y. Cllqllot Club 11s- lclmos, u) WEE], WJAR, WTAO. writ, ovlcAE, WSAII, WIlAM, WGR, WWW. WOC. W000, Klan and WGN

Season for smelt fishing opened December let, so there who quite a vflr mops tiliioee encased in it. snubs folks libilalt It. must. be a snap, anus; nmolte. out if they had to answer the shun clooit three or (tour times our RUB. wounding to U16 W108 .1118! Inldlll. change their opinion! reset-ding it. '

(Her Mend-e will be moo to learn flint Mrs. idlhlia. Plgott who entered the P. E. I. Hospital s. few Weellm 8-50 1o have her eyes 0mm- Bli llillon has returned home. »

Mr. Stewart Mummers has tmut’ a lame addition to lids aiiready, ‘B186 fox ranch. ‘

0W1»: to the unnamed weather conditions the punt felw days some of the slneltvllsiiormen have sua- Dended ope-rations and intend wait- llls until the weather and river, cleerq somcwhait. I

lMr. Reginald jlallant, GrcatI George Street, Challlottetowtn, of the Harris Abattoir Co., Charlotte’

Mr. R. .0. Clallk has installed a- new and larflbr lighting plant which will be of much benefit to his pat- rons.

Mr. John Feeblm has the honor 0! 1181116 first in having this win- ters suPDLY of firewood lhiauied home and eawn by motor. So now "- i5 "~11 tio the met to follow the leader. ,

_...._ |

wcau (sis)! Phlla. Menthol-a lFol~

4o WHB (366) Koatsas (City. Llkulelo go

w-nrrc (526) n. v." Vocal. WYPG i300) (Al-limit! CYW- 11191111111“ mil-k man is to be commended on

lllAAM (Z63) Newark. Violin.

’Mr. Ray (Smallrwood has purchas- ed a hon-so. mldontily he intends giveeomieofltheapeed klngss. for it when the ice meikeg and berets wlaliinx lhtln etloceee. _=

Mr. William lMoKenzlepur local

lies. - i

601383161?» 3 9.15 ' P. M.

emu Qtiiartette. no r. M-

ill-s plvmptnees and regularity. For storm or line he's always on time on his route. . _ l

10.00 P. M.

"Jilst what are you made of?" he

all?" l “liflly, of course!" "But isn't everything What is there: o worry about?"

“What is there to worry about?"

“huldn-t you just he g-roaned, pressing his hand tig- know ma, Jack would have Bus}, alnst his forehead. "Wait till you WCAU (278) Phum s e i

(Vancouver Province.) Probably the best known legelrtl-

l.

that W0 nil know so well.’

a fineness. He is s -bui'ly.| hearty person, is old John Bull. broad of licaill. alow-iliovillfl. $iT°1lil on hi“ plum lie looks as if llol might be elow-u/ittcd as well as slow ulovlng; but slow to ungeru too, and not easily rushed off ills feet. He loolte l‘ke a cheerful, man, essentially good-natured, who

(would rather do you a seed turn. gmqtm-(L

than not. An obstinate titan, but

not surly; pld; good-natured. but not week. Above all. he looks lilto on hon- est lnun, 0t‘ proved courage: and you fool when you catch that here is a mun who will stand by you as friend. and fight it out. with you as 130e, and pay his debts. either way. it is in this spice that John Iluli stands to the world as tho visible preeolltnlellt. and liv- ing symliml of tlio llriloil; iilld it is this John Bull that all the world knows and respects, and that moat of the world has even a queer. un-

wsur: (sis) Milwaukee. Old Fash- WGY (380) Scheisocbedy. Troy Pina- by the pastor Rev. M. K, Chafing,“ hyou Vill-IK (m) Cleveliamitl. l. B. s. A11 P. M. Sunday School at 2.30 P. M. she lwsweml- WIJW (m) omol. (lawns. Mdiody

‘wumo (285) balmmg. Musical o0n-_1,e.r,-{l~‘_ n ...

WIKRC (423) lclnol. Ba/rltorie. ' '10.

I VWFAM (s90) Cleveland.

PNKTILID. he "m" w“? new (-t92).Portl1ansd. Vaudeville. dlo is oven bobwnN- (303) Chung“

WllQRlC (423) Ginel. (Plaillio S0105. WlGY (330) SdheneCf/BHT.

mw-"llwil- 1"" m" m‘ wez (455) n. Y. "Silent Drama."

ll is eye '

l Regular services were hold ln

toned Musicale. the United Church here oomlduqed

fonte Qnflrlfllbe. ‘at. the usual hours-lat 11 A. M. and

l

Concert

M-r. Fred Sntlfll Fireman on the ‘C. N. R. has resigned his position and intends flailing emelts this “in.

. ,_________ _l 10.15 P. m. 12.15 A. u. l Vmm Nll-"PWEUW (423) C-incl. Castle Farmers. (Ofillifldill. 1926. by international

Radio lbograilns, Chicago.) .i

Boys . 10.05 P. M.

belts. 10.30 P. M.

BLACKHEADS G0 QUICK BY Tlllfi SIMPLE BIETIIOD

50F. M. |

118. \_ "'00 P‘ M’ Blllckhl-‘lldli-ltllt ones or little ones-E IStudio soft once or hnrd ones-on any purt of the lwdv so quickly by u simple int-thou thnt Just dissolves them. To (lo this get ‘as ‘I ‘about tlvn outlet-s of ]N‘l’0Xlll(: powder am l from your druglzlut-sprtnkic a little t» on n but .w(~t riotb~rub uvcr the black- imlldfl lIPl=*l'~1J_ for u few seconds- lititl wttiih off. \ou'll wolitlor where the lillicithenils huvu gone. Plilchlng and squeezing hliicliht-uilii only ‘open the pores of lilt- skin and lcnvc Lhein large linii lllllliKllUY--\l'lll|(l the simple upplicq. litlou of poruxiue powder and the water,-

. mental.

inst - oriental.

115D P. M. (llt-solve lhcin rlghi out. iclivillg tho iiklii soft ulid the [lures in their natural- ‘mx. condition. 11.45 P. m. ' Atllaiiltta. Organ Recital. 12.00 Mild.

(Orgmnl SPECIAL POULTRY NOTICE

Mount’ stowm-i Notes-"r, i _ . “*5

lilfli fnrSlliE

y '1

We offer for sale by tender a quantity of Laths 568 ‘thousand, more or less, landed from the Schooner “Ruth 'Martin” {at the Wharf of Messrs L. Poole & Co., Charlottetown. i

Tenders can be submitted for

the whole quantity or per 100

v thousand, specifying the price \ offered per thousand.

Each tender must be aooompan. ied by a certified cheque drawn to order of undersigned for Ten per cent of the figure offered, which - will apply on the purchase price if tender is accepted. otherwise if purchase not completed deposit

will be forfeited. I If tender is not accepted cheque will be returned.

The highest on any tender not necessarily accepted.

Tenders will be received up to Thursday the 16th December 1926,

at noon, and should be addressed to the under-signed marked “Ten- der fir Laths.”

, I-lyndman & Co., Limited

Agents for Underwriters, 61 Queen Street, (fharlottetown, P. E. I.

z

irecltal. ‘

Clncl. Night Howls. FEATURE TALKS 7.30 -P.‘ M. WIGBS (316) New York. and Lalmipllght." WlG-Y (380) Sdhene-ctaxly.

12.15 A. M. WLW (423)

nually to Poultry rslsers through

"yoooulght improper handling of their Poultry.

To obtain highest prices consld.

300k oration must be lng pelntl.

t. wmz (333) smwfimd‘ m“°““°"m 1 Poultry must be crate fattened

8.00 iP. M. ‘ fore crating them and fatten

them well before killing. I

Poultry should be starved for, twelve hours before killing.

WANT TO DANCE? - 9.00 P. wt. 2, WMAQ (-148) Chicago. Gila Ed-

Wards

1L

l Thousands of Dollars are lost an-. slesdwiwfn"

given the follow-i Guards Animals

H0rsele§ 'tloriel guard organizations care

but portly equipped with hone! and several have none at all, The total shortage is 2,000. The [gods WIASH-INGTON, Dc. 7-tA horllo on hand will take care o! hslftiist

B‘ w" hm“ a" M" imw" 5°‘ buying campaign is t0 be started number and nothing can be dons m

by the War Department. lt will b0 get the remaining 1,000 until Cou- pushed as lei- as mvilileble funds gross opens lla mil-so. - permit but that is only halt ale far as the need for horses goes.

The Wei- Department promises the horseiess guerdsmen that a; At the present time. dflllflflmllllllll "fair on.) equitable" distribution of ,

records show. many "mounted" nn- the mounts will be mode as the pill-T

chases proceed.

JWtlliO (-169) Walsh. Royal Salon. /. l3. Birds should be bled through - 10.00 P. . the mouth. Head and feet lefti ‘Wll (509) Plilla. Steeplechase on. If you are not familiar with

.- r. this method It would be best to WIEAF (492) lN. Y. Goodrich Zim- 99! in experienced person to

teach you otherwise you are likely to spoil your Poultry in your first attempt we mum be 9'64 1° ill" YW a dcmonstrl- tlon st our Branch in Charlotte-

‘ pers- to Will, Wll-"i, “was, wtuv. | MiG .-w.oc. WGCU,W'l‘AG,KlSD. + WlSAI, WJ-AR. wow, WOSH and

M. WJZ (455) N. Y. Royal. WBZ. WGY

fl-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEIII

Telephone I80.

lillclioli silt

BATU-RDAV, DECEMBER 11th AT 12.30 lWOLOOK

isst Royalty.

4i. A. MsDONALD, Auctioneer. elite-taut.

! You_c|n feel this £0115" "1 I WI! 111M "W"! blIIlIIl-‘Sn and be a villain: and an anthropol- ‘to “aifatwgufifid ans???" oglst may define slid ilBflllé-—fllld ‘lies e the irrllst l membranes of the b‘; a" "ma" ‘For the “sen”