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(Continued) CHAPTER XVIII Romance Just stepping from che tender

abet was to carry them so

_ spell of some kind.

” ‘ ‘»= Certainly ~ she was not s l l.

floaamdelaa-galrdif “m” ‘ '

be her home.

Siillllff iiliii lilii ill iililliililliii

Now sleeps well and can work with ease

avery one. She hadn't dreamed

with this feeling, there was

ing in her.

it, but it was there.

Slwnsible for it in some part.

“Icouldnotslee ordomyworlchut noivlsleepwenwnlkanddomy workwithease. IuaedSloan'sLini-. meat only once and it relieved me pain. It is just _W(Ild8i’lll-L $11 never be without it." 0 -'l'hla is letter b t it or W . tho $133 relief that Sloan's gives to every innd of muscular pain.

RIVAL EXCITEMENT

Marie: ‘What are you going to do this afternoon."

Mabel: "I don't know whether to go for a spill in Charlie's motor- boat or an accident in Bob's car."

TENDERS

boaled tendera will be received by the undereigned for the recon- atruction and completion of 8t. Peter‘! Church, St. Peter's, P. E. L, until noon of the 25th February. Plana and apeclflcatlons may be aoen at the Parochial House, St- Potefa, Parochial House, summer- alde, Law Office of A. F. Mcquaid, 5011-, Souria, and Office of Chappell and Hunter, Architects, Charlotte? town. Succesafuv contractors will beihavo inquired to lodge a certified cheque for 6% of tender, bc"ore contract ia signed. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted,

REV. A. McAULAY, P. P. St- Peter's, P. E. I. 8903~2-16-wfm5i. '

TENDERS

J. M. Roop & Company

Sealed Temfera for the purchase of the warehouse and packing-plant of the undersigned at Eighty-nine (89) Vtater Street and the Refrig- aratlonrplant and Retail Store at Ono Hundred and Twenty-five (125) look in iher eyes. And then that Grafton Street, together with leases little tune she W88 humming! ol- the - r ive premises, will bo' What was it’! . received by the '.~ ~ ews- neJ up to Oh, yes. Myra knew! “Love and including the second day of — i- March next. Impact-on and hat of equipment on request.

Tenders ehould This one concerns a certain Scot- "rgngg" f” fling," tish professor named Kerr. One

1M Huh“; or “y "M" no; day, when he was out with a friend neceuarily accepted, in the country. a bird flew m front

DATED u". tmnqmocond d" oi them and the friend o1 February, A- 0., 1927. “W11”-

The professor said it was a J- M‘ R00’ ‘ COMPANY’ Woodcock. The friend doubted it Box 24, Charlottetown.

‘o33_z_z4’zm29. andIsaid, “Oh! that's not my idea

Professional Cards“.

llnonaid S. l-laFt

GHARTERED ACCOUNTANT 180 Edward Street, Halifax, N. S.

246-275.

Dr. C. C. Archibald

, Ended by new way- Oradtnte of N. Y. Post Graduate Medical School and Hospital

Diacards like tissue

Practice limited to Eye. Ear, Non c

‘r and Throat. 0 eating Eyaa and supplying Glasses B! Ill-Eh‘ J. BWKI-AND

' Office, Bayer Building R‘“""*'”"“

Great George street Office Houra-O to 12-80. 1.30 to 5.00

Albert C. Saunders - K. C.

Iarrlatar, Ooliolzc , Notary Public,

Oflioaa Watar 8tr:at, Summaraide, and Iank of Nova Sootia Building.

flip’ / /

laughed. liiyra. her in that way? Absurd.

things. Svhe felt fresh, vital.

nheir long trip. inmllous!

- smoothing uheir breath.

Myra was irritable and tired. The delay chat afternoon had made her nervous. She couldn't under- stand Sally's vitality.

As she worked over her own luggage she stole an occasional glance in her direction. seemed as fresh as when she mlad started.- There was a soft rose flush on her cheeks, and a lovely

A nlrrsnen-cs b} TQPEJSQ.

be marked

queried the

‘iNo!" said Kerr, "lbut it's God's idea oi a Woodcock!" l

Women’s ? Hygienic Worries

worries by a new way called Kotex.

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i You wear sheer frock: and gowns,

INNOCENCE B

x must oevo urcnzton (carrier-t by Public Ledger)

Sally often m: afterward that :he deck oi tihe grmt- ocean liner AWE)’ from home, put her under a the She felt as if nothing mattered. For a whole month this was to They would be en- .irely cut off from everything and would be a0 romantic, and together strange new recklessness develop- She didn't want to think about She didn't

40p to reason out che fact that My- re's influence might have been re-

on“ l“ "d1 M". "55"!" i"! "l": sister more tolerantiy ‘i

any one had told. her so she would influence

She bummed a little tune under hc-r breath as they unpacked their

lvhat a. wonderful stateroom for So big. b0 com- She hung up the now dresses Myra had bought her, folds, and still humming a little tune under her ly

Sally l

oi n Woodcock." V“

,ed.

igalnst Sun Chuan Fang. The gun- l boat turned over night from his

entirely relieved of old hygienic ,vent their joining in the bombard- ment the French g-umboats Alerte You discard Kotex easily asYiild Mwrlle i-Fflilltid U161!‘ Clllls 1190i! tissue. Which ends laundry and l-ilem Wilholll fir"!!- disposal problems completely. ‘three lChinese warships was said to be to bombard the arsenal and

steam up the Wihangpoo - v o unite their eirengflh with the of way is 5 times as absorbent as ordi-. “m cnnwnege

3'"! 1 Um" 9m °l R°“'-"

_ _A rather nice tune-and roman- liic. ' . i i

Myra spoke at last. “What makes you so peppy?" Sally turned shining eyes upon

“l don't know. The prospect tic! uhe trip, ll guen. The other lwas iike a preliminary while this ‘a the real one. Aren't you thrill. ed?" - "Yes, of course. but l'm tired. ‘Lot's get through and g0 to bed."

, She redouble her efforts, and lSally went on umming as she iwol-kea. Gradually the email

‘room began to look shipshape. -'l‘he girls’ mules were under t-heir ibed. Fresh silk nlghtiep were ready at the foot of each bed, neg» iigees were ready ilOr use.

Sally drew a long breath and than yielding to a sudden impulse went to the porthole.

to

far

was CHARLo

NEW refinements and a truer

and more intelligent con-

The swish-swish of the sea again? On their way to foreign lands! Rio-Buenos Alrea. ._ The moon made a. golden path on ii- l-he “rater. The sea. whispered! And somewhero—somewhere on 8 this great floating palace, there

was a man with dark eyes, sym- pathetic eyes that lhad looked down into her own.

She could hear him speak.

“Rather wonderful, isn't sine?"

‘His accent had been English- Ii very English. He had understood

caption of beauty make the modern home as different from the abode oi our grandfathers as the latest Parisian frock is different from bustlcs and crinolines. The trend is increasingly toward the fresh, the chic and the unique. Too elab- ' orate or ill chosen furnishings are an evidence either of poor taste or indifference to the principles of modern decorative practice. For the compelling aim in carrying out these principles is to achieve harmony—har_mony of color and contour in walls, ceilings, furni- ture, rugs and draperies.

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-11 her mood. Tomorrow she migvblt meet him! - I

lSvallyls arms went up over her‘ ‘head in a gesture of longing. She didn't know what she wanted. R0- mance, perhaps! ,

And then suddenly she was aghast. Where wcreher iihoughts leading her? Shc had forgotten she was married. She had forgot- ten Tom and Mlarjorle-womplete-

i

She turned abruptly from the porthole. hlyra. was already undressed. "Through star-gazing?" “Yes". Sally's tone was meek. ‘Comfortably in ‘bed, Myra regard- ed her little sister more tolerant- Y. "You seem so romantic tonlglht." ‘Silly be!!! down to un-buckle her slices. In reality it was to hide her flaming cheeks. Myra mustn't know how silly she was. Thai would be terrible. (To Be continued)

iCantonese Gunbo-atm r Shells Shanghai

| SHANGHAI. Feb. 23.——A ICanton- ieso gunboat shelled ilhls city to- day while endoavoring to bombard ithe Kiangnan Arsenal, one mile, ,south. Five shells fell in the ‘French settlement district and five the native city. Two Chinese were killed and two British and two American homes were demag- No foreigners were injured. Lying in the Whan-gpoo ‘River, the

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And as harmony can rarely be dissociated with beauty or Beauty with color, the initial step to attaining home distinction is the selection of agreeable color schemes. Herelhe effective treat- ment of walls and ceilings is of supreme importance. Unless they present a harmonious and cheerful background the effect which you so earnestly desire cannot be ob- tained. Furthermore, you must have an almost limitless assort- ment of color schemes to choose from—and no interior wall finish can give you such an assortment, nor provide walls of such engaging and artistic quality as Alabastinc.

A Living Room of Unique Charm

Let us suppose that you are rc- decorating your home, starting with the living room. As this is the room most used-the heart of the home—you want wall and ceil- ing tints of general appeal, prefer- ably low-keyed and devoid of gaudy pattern, though possibly enlivened by panelling, or by sten- ciied borders in contrasting color. From an Aiabastine color card you select your primary tint, and with the aid of an Alabastine stencil catalogue and descriptive booklets illustrating beautiful Alabastine effects, you proceed to nuke your

l crown

A package n] Alobaninr, a pail and a bmll -— Time arr all you require la give your roll: and ceiling: nrw Ir/c and banuly.

Apfily ‘your 11m, n! primary, lint an Ilia

[ICII this dries, dab our arcmldcoln

m lightly will: a sponge. T e resulting an-

I'm: ‘eject aoill reflect unusual novelty and Imhnm.

glinboat attempted to fire over the city at the arsenal which contain-

rulor of bhe province of Klangeu.’

to (lefeciive guns. lies isolated from other habita- two

nod

have been little danger to civilians. Tho ‘bombardment by the gun-

than boat was part of a traitorous plot

onirol when its personnel] went ver bodily to the Cantonese. Two

n, ‘llbe plan of

rierl

Oh | “QC S l’ l) army |(()lpp(‘lng

are own. .. -. um; orces l oyond Sung an: 28

nounv 1'0 tom 1"” “m” W“; - d, d, uniiea mm this city. ‘libero the 8814448411101, ‘e:|:‘f>-ogflf;°d°"¥"_°” "5 opposing armies are recruiting

You can obtain it at any store, without embarrassment, simply by paying “KOTEXP Box of 12 costs only a few cents.

McDonald 8: McPhee B. A.

‘I. A. IQDONALQ H. F. MQPHEE

larrlatera, ‘ttdrneya, Bto. . Money to Loan.

A i Mark mliouigan

sure you t the genuine. Only

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IAIIIOTIR. sotlolronhllfre. . l » ~40 m» " out»; lhl-l. P!

ltlhoir numbers while reeling from the battle of last Thuirsday when the Cantonese drove Sun's troops from Hengdhow toward Shanghai.

Obtain toda . Once you try iyof ‘the French concession were you'll never aggin risk old ways Be called to arms when the shelling was begun and with machine guns Kotex itsel is "like" Kotex. they guarded all entrances to the

[district 1mm the adjoining native

‘KO T x lgiliit-anofiort would bemade to

lover run the foreign sections o! Io laundry-discard like than the ¢ny_

manta, other foreign diam-iota of Shanghai. were not metlaond by

Lot the

All volunteer and police forces

fit was thought for the time

Mile international nettle-

k.

the gunfire, ‘they being to the noriih of line of lire, which was directed ed rmuliiiiuns of Sun Chuan Fung,,gou1_hwafli_ \

[naval and military forces were The wmfiilflllance, winh- the exception of the

Joreign lives and lpIODGFly if need Ebe, there are at Shanghai more

than 10,000 men available for sihore duty these ii is believed will be sufficient to guard t-he interests of the many thousands of residents

living in a city of a million Chin- jotbcr warships or sun's-the cruis- ege_ . }er Klangwei and bhe Kian-gkanp-

---¢-0>--_- HATES TO BE DISTURBED.

“And is your dogva good watch

The heavy ‘foreign

French warships which unan-

thelr gun-s. Alert to protect Lion,

15 foreign warships and more

i1.

should think so. At the least which-

Brltish Commons Concern.

(Canadian Press)

LONDON, Feb. 23. —l‘hc shell- ' m-g of Shanghai members of the llOuse of mons, who today pressed nhe gov- ernments’ spokesman [or informa- The were wltlhout official advices on agreement. latest disturbances.

or more 0t foreign Shanghai will deal with one or two Chinese craft if the internatlonull settlement is endangered. real-significance of the bombard- ment of tihe Ki-angnan arsenal at

are

noise. you have only to wake hlmShanghai.

up. and he barks." in Ghlnese

Notice of Board of Health

At a meeting of the Board of Health forfgfg" d o 24, a resolution was passed on account ofl-Iatiflfrmzlth-ne m" ‘more m’ m’ Smallpox Epidemic, that the Churches off-f‘: l’;°""“°" North Rustico, St. Au Rustico Road Church public and social ga until further notice.

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GUARDIAN

Wallpaper and Paint-

iiving room a room of permanent and unique charm. It is so easily done. Simply follow instructions closely and

when you have finished, your living room will have taken on a new, mel- low-toned fascination that gives it the very individuality you have been seek- ing. a

Then there is the dining room. You want soothing, cheerful walls, yet your color scheme must also endow the room with appropriate dignity. This com-

EyVIRGINIA DoWE ~

Hintk an Interior Decoration _ Ornate Wall Decoration No Longer Considered Good

Taste-Simplicity and Freshness Mqrk lrlivfivf-l 0f Modem Homes-—Alabastine Selected m Preference to

bination is not difficult to acquire. For example: a flat sea-green forth: walls and a putty tint for the celimgs never fail to lend pleasing distinction A to average size dining-rooms where the furniture is of traditional period dc- sign. In bedrooms, too, color is all-impofi" ant. Gay tints that give zest to the

earliest waking hours, and form a soft, subdued background under the shadows of night, are an ideal of bed-

Judiciaus use a] color require: much earnest tlrouglgi and planning.‘

Let me send 57m»; helpful booklets

Abnw illusfralrr simplicity will: wind:

4 Alabiufine rtcnril: an: umi. Aiabaxlma ii

imply applied our! lib»- iifllff“ pniizm will: a m: .

Aim’: show: o alina lint: bmdrrcd by JMII-

a Hem. M! / 1' din fmlrvdr vl enlirviiwi "':§;Z“'/Z”A'1§l§§|n§ boob/en.

has alarmed ine British charge

minisltern howeverdzd in

There is c0n- Miles Ififmpso

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a review supposed

When (lltmrflefs SlllYlS chat stat

warfare is remarked ‘which may be obtain ithe Pizbiicntions Br ,ment of Agriculture, 0 imos-t expensive weeks

lending January 3, and 26. when the cost per 100 lbs. is 1° NW9 ban $2.12 for the

cording lo mg

lllll m“ °""""°°“"*ii"’r:.mgg_en up o: mt ed i 1 n, n i? l‘ Secretary. t. m...‘ . c... .32.; c. - ...... .55.. l-l part. The eon averaging ° abontlllilil Ilfilfilflfi in weichtyrue

by those who know temperament. there where it will ehll. spot is the accord rea

is no telling One bright roots a o cheg iiiynlheds, whe - wen '. l Cfllihwlih Eugene (linen, the Cdiiigliggppiwture- foreign minister at Hunkow, iiflilfitators are still busily engag- working out details qt this The llritlsh minister '

MllLK PRODUCTION.

The feed cost or milk produc-l 0n weekly was kc the “rlhnngpoo River is that this herd durin

is the first defection to the Can/Nappan,

N. S" Exipc I t F dog at night? |tonese among the Chinese forces rmen a] arm’

‘of which is given in the to defend report of the Superintendent, or ion for tlhe year 1925, and ed free from anc ttawa. The were those

The cheapest milk during June, Bust. and was lowest

311951193, StMark’s andiglinfiik” ending ‘mm’ 2° “d

e cost for feed was

to be closed. thatgnine cents ‘per 100 ijbllndg, therings be prohibited

S. J. McKENNA, M. D. Dyster Bed Bridge.

The feeds varied somewhat ac- season. meal rations out; m“, "will IIIWIY in summer and grains in winter and oonniqeq M [i318 molt ‘pl-rt 0f a mixture

On receipt of fifty cents I will send you special, beautifully illus- trated book on"Wai_l Decoration prepared by expert interior decor- ators. I t is teeming with practical suggestions and shows many fomts of wall treatmentland actual col- ored reproductions of Alabastine interiors. It is being sold at cost price in the interests of more beau-

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room decoration readily 31mm with Alabasllne. The nursery, of course, is ailttle problem in ital -—but one easily solved by brim, attractive Alabastine hues, suppig. mentcd by animal and n rhyme patterns, so dear m m, hearts of childhood.

i But living, dining and h] _ rooms are not the only room where Alabastine color effect; m;

‘,6, most attractively presented. H111,’ igfjiiibraries-cvcn kitchens-mm i l

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distinction and rare beauty vim decorated with this popular ml] ' finish. And the cost is aurprb. aingly low. $1.50 will buy l0 pound; >3; of Alabastine-aufficient to tint

‘if: the ceilings and walls of an crdil.

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Alabastine Provides Ideal Interiors

Lovely opaline effects can be achieved with Alabastinc tints, and this form oi decoration is particu- larly recommended where walls are likely to spot, as in hails, stair- ways and kitchens. Alabastine, oi

i course, is ideal for all types of ceil-

- ings, no matter what form of wall decoration there might be. It i: ready for use a few minutes after mixing. It mixes with hot or cold water, does not rub off and is easily, quickly brushed over any surface. It is the only sanitary water-color wall finish on the market; superior to wallpaper, paint or kalsomine and other sub- stitutes and, of course, much less expensive to buy and apply. In- deed the difference betwen the cost ,of Aiabastine and wallpaper or paint will practically pay for the services of an interior decorator. Being sanitary as well as artistic, Alabastine is the acceptable wail coating for schools, theatres, holds; officcs, public buildings-wherever beautiful walls and ceiling: are desired.

Redecorating time is any time. This,’ month or next transform your faded, tired-looking walls into walls of beauty. I will gladly send you free Alabastinc stencil catalogues illustrating wall pre- paration and treatmenb-also Ala- bastine tint folder and booklet. “Homes Healthful and Beautiful," showing exquisite Alabastine walls and samples of opaline effects. Address Virginia Dowe, care of The Aiabastinc Co. Paris Limited, Pans, Ont.

n Nearly every Zeliable Hardware and Point Dealer auiii gladly (h; yo! [fill lfllfliiiwf" concerning Alobailine.

THE ALABASTINB CO. PARIS LIMITED Montroai

Toronto

tu re together

Thcxeral silpplements iodide along with iion,

j (Canadian, Prue.) _‘WASil lNG TON.

CHURCH? ‘moo coho wA-rali .

Feb. 23.——-Hon incent Massey. ‘Canadian Minister ,lo the United States, appeared in iihe House of Representatives yea- l; the year 1925 by tlhoiterday for ‘the first ‘time.

. our. ‘f’?

winning‘ aaoouvu

the Chineeejgiven 8 pounds of this meal mlx- Massey was given a coat on till wit-h» 40 "pounds of floor of the House with the mi ud 16 pounds of hay, tihet of the diplomatic corps durinS u" n the cattle WQTB not on Milli- "16911118 of 911° “W” “d a . The cows also received salt min- idsé W681i

Senate at which President 0001' an eulogy on Georli!

und potassium Washington On mhe letters 195th tlhejq- r6511“,- ra. birthday anniversary. The ‘H "AJIH ident s memage, broadcast fibrous

an unprecedented chain of 42 sil-

. —-——<0->-—-— , ' tins, was mmadoasted from

lidence in -London that ihiiscore ‘that his negotiations with the PQJHOII. VlIlCeIlt MHHSGY 9:1“. sh ‘S; Schenectady and wars ps nt ngovornment ill-b l v - - 1 E | _p nd ,

surely be ablio tolwitlh lltlie tangible resllltmllnliixlglllll In Ofilclal Clrcles gilmllddiy? “Thldgflljld radii"? and "

mm nous ate y. i i

dress marked his first personal flli- , pearance before the 6901: COHEN" during its nearly two years of ex- islence.