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a AreYouWhIn-dowu"?

Being “run-down" is a condition that can he For L08! 0f overcome. _ M1965“ All your body needs is a little help from n bottle or two oi Fellows‘ Syrup—the celebrated Nervousness _ _ _ _ mo" tonic prepared tor just that condition. ' Ema“ instead of the symptoms that now make lite "Quid"! miserable, Fellows‘ Syrup will give you abound- cllnvalescen-c. ing health, energy, appetite, and strength. Anemia You will sleep better, eat better, teel better. Mghnm-iﬁqn and do betterFivlork. ' N h ‘ n. 1,181 insist on e ows . o ot er can equa giggling Famous for over half a century.

lFIﬂLIADWV!?

SYRUP

D(l.\ll.\'li).\' tilt‘ CANADA riirilii-e of PRINCE liJIHVAlil) ISLAND

v l ‘» in the Probati- (‘onri, 22nd George \', - _ , I _. .\. u. iuzli.

_ in llo iistntii of Slargnrt-t ‘Vilfttﬁ IJI" _____ '. of’ \\'li..ilh-_v liivi-r iii Queen's Conntgv in thc i~uiiii Priiiinee ill-ceased tcstiite. . .' liy t'i~ ll ilrnhl- llurolil L-on - Now unloading: and ii..i....-.~f‘." " ‘ L L

, . ' -.'i-.. \‘t'., due to arrive over half ' ‘ i.‘ liu- still-iii- of the County of

. . . - tgii 'll'\ i‘ iity tr a _' t,‘ stall- . “union n ow Ilnnlod l 11-1 ‘iii-hi \\'l'llil|'l“;illtlUr-Ullllldg. or - . ‘ . i‘ :

IIZIHS fOI‘ IIUlHlUCS, vrlll" 1‘_ \‘. I.ii|.3 till-til wailing llll! petition on i.l,. hi‘ \\'illi;iiii .\. Simpson of Buy~

nips and Oats. ' . ._.,,... ..

illt: Jnilgg of Probate,

Our tiiirchzising puw- ' or enables us to quote

' attractive cash prices. WIN". on l"tli-.~<l;l_v thr- tivciltii-ih illly‘

' D Bl ' B Llltl 1' e n tI Uvitillui’ l|t>.\t ,t'lllllllil,', ilt thc hour

o _ ‘i-f \‘I<‘\| lt o'clock loroiiooii oi’ the nullit- _ ‘.'l--_\' t.» rll"\\ viiusi- it‘ any thuv eiili ivhy

iil.-- ,\l'lllli|ll.\' of the l~2lill

l...» ln- 1-1.... ll null in. -~_-_ r a l'l'i!.\i'it_1iii~ in siliil pi-tition ullil nil ~'l .\ii‘|\'llllliill,, I-Istp,

hereinafter act

therefore hereby rt:-

i1iilr- il i-i tilt‘ till pcrsons iiitrested ill ilio allltl I‘l>l1ii\' to he uliil uppcilr be- lull‘ inc ll ii Pruhiitc Court to be llclii ‘t lions-e iii Uharlettutoivil,

t‘oiuii_v_ in the uiliil Pru-

titiT-l O-RZ-inivf-Llivks.

'll|tl Pt-titiollcl". Anti I tlo t thiit. :i trite copy ht-ri-of

n. i -i _- ~ ‘ i'lll\\'illi ltiillllSllktl in some news- ;|li>il\\’|' qiiililislicil iii Chilriuttctoivn -iltrl't'~‘llll. Il|il'i' in i-iich iri-ek for iit il..i~t lull!‘ consecutive ii-ci-liu from tho

‘itnti- hi i-i-nf nntl thiit. u true copy here- t"! lh- lorthivith lioslril ill the following i liuhli-f t» s Ti'.\l-l\i'l|\'\‘I)' ,n.|u1,.1_v 1,1,1“. ll ill t illt" ivtlilfl iiousc iii Vhiiritittcliiii-ii [nit will Ill front of tlii- IInll ili ,“_ t llr)‘ liivi-r nforosiiiil iinil in front iitthc si-liool-lioust. in Iliiyvlciv nforn- sin-l, lllill I tlo hereby further oriier 17"“ i‘ ‘"1" wit)‘ iii-roof he forthwith ‘ 'l‘\'i'il on tlii~ .\lltll‘llt'_\‘-lil‘ilftfill ut‘ this ‘lllilif ull persons interest-

‘ve ha‘? in stock ‘newly ilil Lstiiii: us nforcsilld iii-iv . r .

made) 1200 of the strongest. .' and host madc BASKETS we have ever handled. Made from NlilV BRUNSWICK iﬁllNG ASII. " Double strapped on bottom. Nailed on rim with galvanized nails, neavy stcckf Thcsc POTATO BASKETS will last twice as long as the ordinary bound ones. We have them mode for us on contract by a lllaster Basket lilalicr. Phone us your order. We pay freight on lots of 50 Baskets or over.

tiiinil nilil tiio

v 1 .. lCourt this 12th boptiiillhcr A. I). ltltil _'nil your of iiis

s -- v1 , . S~:0_9_]G_I{\r_l‘i:ll.l|t‘i it Judge of Prohrltc.

, TENDERS

5¢Daratc tenders will ho received _for the following property 0g The 1 National Candy l.td., Charlottetown. , Building in tirst class repair- with up to date steam heating system in- istallcd and up to date power, and

CARTER & 0 0 . Limited I?

L" Remodelled t? Repaired MRS DAVISON _ 170 Prince Street

'1 tiisiil-Q-IQ-ttslmo.

DR. .1. ll. AYERS

DENTIST

Office Queen Strcct Ovc: Hughes Drugstore. Illours.—9 to 12.30. 2 P. lll.—5 P. M.

B302-9-4-2l. .l'l'0l‘llbllltll'l Commission ‘ Chairman MR.- GEORGE E. BROWN

“i!!! flliilllil l

clcctric wiring. Plant and equipment. consisting of modern machinery, utensils, and ‘necessary equipment for an up to date Candy Factory.

Stuck of containers, packages, ﬂu- crs, waxed cellophane and fancy paper, unlabelled, all new and used daily in the manufacture of choc- oiatcs.

Office furniture and equipment. consisting of desks typewriter ﬁling cabinets etc.; also one new time clock and card rack.

Inspection of the above property and ot‘ inventory may be arranged ‘by applying to either of the under- signed. _

Tenders will close at 12 o'clock noon Wednesday, September 30. I931.

Dated at Charlottetown, fiQtern- ber 12, I031.

A. PICKARD, A. It. IVIcINNIS, Liquidators. 8676-9-l2-inivf6i.

" CY ES TESTED

A D GLASSES FITTED E. W. TAYLOR J. S. TAYLOR Optometrists

C‘ Of- ‘QQGQOZF -

. I. R. Bel . l). L Muthieson, Li. ll

Marga“ P E L i ' 142 Richmond Street

Send all information regarding

lnlractions ot PROIIIBITION ACT to thc above or to J. J. ‘Trainer. commissioner, Provincial Police, Charlottetown, or to C. A. Miller, N 0 T I C E Inspector, Summersid , or to W. E. Haywood. Inspector for Queens, Charlottetown, or J. W. Platte, In- lpector for Kings, Montague.

I am in the position to offer

MCDONALD8ZN1CPHEE any kind of second hand tings at lowest prices. .

J. A. McDONALO. ‘h. F. McPIlEI-l . Barristers. Attorneys, Etc.

MONEY To LOAN Specialty 90 lb. potato bags. Riley Building

- llat-s-zu-iiiio-rlaily I’ CLIMAN’ ; 3805 St. Urban Street l STEWART 8r LOWTI-IER Montreal’ P. Q.

v \ J. D. STEWART. K. C. Tl N. W. LOWTIIER ‘ BARRISXERS, SOLICITORS, ETC 84 Great George Street MONEY 'l‘0 LOAN.

-._____€.__________- MARK R. IVICGUIGAN

T . B. A. l ‘

BABBISTER. souciron. mo. “* M‘ a ('0' MONEY To LOAN 64 Queen §UICGI Cameron Block. Charlottetown. P.|i:.l London a c 1 and.“

BE 8, MA1~1111;_S_(-1§M ‘nblic Auginn Sales

F:lt.-\\'t-tl.~~ll

Barrister & Solirlton “AW “FURS

Mo“, m m", vliipplng nap will he furnish- chuhnumwn u"; Mung-u", rd without charge by applying ____-._._ '» I llolmian Ltd. sum-

‘ . y. ‘v , tirrriidc l' l2 I

LP‘ Ill-presented by

w. u. HENTLFY K c. \Hll i. iirusei Barrister and Attorney-at Lair £1: l-itth \VPI\lll ORIce: I80 Richmond Street New Yorli. N Ii MONEY TO LOAN - ~

*1 through my pores, Yvlllli: oim- ed without pay, getting his profit

(Continued) bunch of cowboys and gained M‘ CHAPTER. VI miration by plnking in the center Somewhat in spite of my Wlllhof the forehead a. tootpnd who ‘the next fortnight gave me myluctually had the drop on him it; bearings in Cottonwood camp. Llkelthe time. Hts rough personpl any young journalist, I was at first charm did thgrest. The title of far more interested in what Itown marshal went; by courtesy ivould. have called "lite” than in only. Doc Evans, whom 1 nqw sus- the business of lifc. My knowledge peel of having left; the East for of camp politics and camp flrlﬂlltfe the East's health, and ‘morality, I took pride in UIWOHSCIOH-ily ‘was deputy county corner. He Serv-

I t I

scioitsly absorbed hi the tiirilllngifrom the practice which his office details of four or five murders attracted. tlircc sue-ides, innumerable hold-

QKIORYH it prosper-i hole, the prospec- rwm durinz his spring term- A - 1m. “.110 1,3,1 1011511; 01g a grizzlyrellc of an earlier and even rough-

lbczii" iizth a (‘l'O\\'bZ\l'. lltillllll liiiiy ht-i

tlllg and 1iolliical news, gathering stamneded west for sold. Having

ups no. nllilCl‘ \\'ll0 had fallen I visited Judge Cowaifs court;

_‘cr day, he had ‘read law" in 50MB Mucus 1.1511551; attended m min-backwoods Ohio office before he

his ttenls and writing them-or Inga-ﬂed 8t 1111111118. he Picked “P I

llnsects l carry

disease!

Kill them quick! ’

i“i.|

Largest Seller In 12] (‘ninth

double guard with riﬂe and revol- ver.

' Over these jnnizaries to Miirshﬂl Meoralh ruled as chief, as grand vlzar, one charlie Meelﬁ He ll w“ who, when the marshal stopped ‘he lynching at the Black Jack. had gnﬂpped the handcuffs on the pickpocket. Lang a more supemu‘ merary in thc drama of Cotton- wood camp, he W88 t0 5WD “rm for a day a leading actor.

(To Bo Continued)

HARRISBURG. Pa... seiil 22 (U. P.)—PEIIHS)'IVB.YIIE farmers will

an emergency setting them 11p wltmllvlns. during the brie! prosperity out the intervention 0t paper andpf Grizzly, a mining camp now‘ pencil-curing the spare momentsfbﬂtlldftned. 1%‘ Dflicllvz 0L 1115 gm‘ when h was not laying out editor- 1W0 eﬁilml- en P" “c 011 9' ial poligy, soliciting udvertisementsfllarted from Grizzly. But; in defsulli making iip forms, collecting fromzof any other Settlement lafﬁel advertisers, or planning what he elwllgll t0 be Called l! Wwn- n? Te‘ caged 1,15 “cxlyangpngi p01- 1,, mezmalned the county seat. Lawyer Dtriod lVlilfClls had laid his hands ‘fella? ivwzm reiyiilwlr: dbecgvse- on Mannie Lcavelirltt, a young and I! 9 B“ 0 l1 be I‘ I l1 B9 W‘ anibicioiis but impecuiiioiis new- .811; Still in default of a better, held comer. had set him to sollcltingWm When the Wffllﬁfy “Wilma subscriptions oii commission. Alsmlehwd- H“ 1'91"“!!! in 15W W?‘ week later, Mannie was with us _'.P9B1‘@d t0 m8 B5 5118M a5 his know- pcrmaiicntly as circulation manag-llefitle 05 Erﬂlﬂmﬂl‘: Off gllehbzﬂch er, his staff our two brightest news- @916 0 hi5 BSOY-ISIIIS. e B 8- boys, transformed to carriers. A-xklnd °f natural BOWTNIOWSWP; we gxpandgd and grew we added and his penchant for stale, racy on aged Ciel-i; to “Tm; business anecdote did his popularity no lqﬂﬁgys and keel, books_ Then Ma}- lharm with two element; which {ring cus, as he expressed it. himself 9d I115 ¢°l1TtT°°m~

“snagged a prcssman" one morn-l ‘

lng from the stage, put him to] He had a full docket, which he wont on thc footpower job press ran with a speed mimicking effl- wliich had all this time stood idltfciency. It included slX murder in a corner of the lean-to. There- 'cases—all the 811" “P150555 that" after Mannie added to his activi-‘Chris McGrath and Doc Evans hid tlcsfliat of soliciting job pi~intlng'seen fit bo bring to the attention of on commission. justice. Arthur Colliver, a. swift.

cits in his cabin behind Siegefs, ed figure in Q8/1119 for his reckless sharing an ciglit-by-tcn room, gambling ﬁnd hi5 553M118 blllleflr‘ where I slcpt on a rough wooden aiice when he droye out‘. with “thﬁ

of waste paper for a pillow. Whom‘ 6W1‘ the cold west wind blew, the unchiiikcd trails peppered us with| jets o.’ shrill iiir. Marcus boarded‘ however, not. with Mrs. Burnaby

col ‘Vlllwlll $11! l5. and with a sackifancy,” represent/ed five of the de-

fendants. Iri every case he intro- duced the same plea-“self d8- fense." The procedure was mono- touously invariable. Chris McGrath presented a. panel of 110015- The

but with Jim Huffaker. I was glad ignorant and weak-voiced prosecut- of that; I shrank a, little frozmlnz attorney who accompanied contemplation of the moment Judge Cowan from Grizzly se1d0m when that slu-civd would perceive my reason Iorcess of seating lasted only half an boarding with Mrs. Burnaby, lhour. The attorneys raced through As I began to think on the sub-ltllB business of taking testimony

ject the law and government; otlthe stage was set for the great our camp sccmed to me at times moment of the summing-up.

only it part of its picturcsqueness When “Judge" Colliver-we all and at, others just ridiculous, These‘ granted him that. tltle—took the young commin-wiealths of the West, ,floor, he drew almost us well as the I have since found, varied greatly Vﬂflell’ ShQWS- A “We new"! m“ in the speed and efficiency wlthicllmiix, he always went out, for which they organized for 1a,w_ A11 another drink. The tradition of depended, I suppose, on the gnmb- Daniel Webster still lay strongly

iers, the saloon keepers; the mu- veyors of illicit pleasures, the act- uafcriminuls bad outnumbered at‘ first the forces of sobriety. And

upon the West. The oratorical law- yer, mosl; brilliant when half-seas over, held the imagination alike 01 courtroom and of jury. Brushinz

by virtue of this majority’ we sun buck his mop of black hair. Colliver ordered our sggiety by gun 1am would work himself up like a camp-

Municipal gqvernment’ there w,“ meeting preacher to an orutorical norm when the yea,- bgfore D1309;- ,frenzy. Always he harped on two gold was discovered along the 17°15“ The victim ‘"35 armed-

piant ‘the smallest winter wheht acreage this year since the Civil War, according to the State De- tiartrricnt of Agriculture. Farmers reported planning to see 887,000 acres, just half the total area ha?‘ vested in 1903, the high record your. ,

IN CHANCERY IIEFOIKF. THE VICE CHANCELLOB Norliizin Nicholson ii; Ors., Complainants

nlitl (‘hrlsty Slossor & Ors. Defendants

lly virtue of llll order of this (‘curt tlIllPll tho 18th of September lllill it our onion-ii thiit thc l-lstutc of Roti- t-rir-k Nicholson into of Koniiiiilrton in I'l‘lllt'r\ twiunty in Print-o l-‘itlivnrtl lsltinii shoiiiil lli‘ ntlmlilistcrt-ti iu this (‘ourt and that rill net-cunts niitl clninls ilznlnst thc cstnﬂ» should ho rr-ceivctl uuil lulu-ii h_v the Vice Chnncollor. All creditors of the tlcconscd or ciniln- Int: any ititt-roiit is Eiitnte ure hcrt-hy tirilorcil to romo in on or lic- forr thi- 13th tiny of Owtuiicr nnxt’ at twelve rﬂrltirk noon hcforc thc Yirc (‘hnncollor tit his Chambers lil the Law (‘ourts lhilltling in (fhnriottctmvn to prove their iiolilit‘ or trliiilns nthcr- wise to ho (‘XCIILIPII from the Iicnr-tit of nrilii order nnii liurroil frntn nut‘ lilrninst !lIl_V cliiiiil ugnini-it thc slilil Estnto in this ntlministrntloli.

DATED thiit twrnLy-tlrnt tiny of

By iioiv I was lOdging with Mar- lean Kerituckian, already a mﬂfll- iﬂjlxillallttr .\. n. torn i. . .ii'l.i-2.-\.\'

Uoiiiniainniits So lr-itor l.l'll‘l‘ll IE. I KEFKEN.

Rcgl st rii r. 8940-9-23-24-30-1 .

S. S. “SILVI ”

Lv. Montreal 10 A. M.

Ar. Oh‘town and Lv. for St. John’:

Sept. l9 Sept. 21

ihteiiigeiiceliriieriwsrd a challenge; the m0‘ UARVELL BROS LTD

Charlottetown Agents

....>ooonn~ g An Annual Examination

of Your Eyes will Safeguard t Your Vision and Comfort

See

W.. J0llllST0ll

Optometrist

' I67 Kent Street Charlottetown :-

creek, the early arrivals had form- ed a miners Inuit which adminis- tered its own justice in its own rude way. In the autumn Judge Cowiin had arrived to establish formal assizes. Taking account of public opinion, he appointed as his sole executive official Chris Mc- Gratli, the outstanding pistol art- ist; of Cottonwood. Of McGratHs antecedents no one knew any-

thing at all in that stage of min- ing camp society, personal inquiry was a serious breach of etiquette. He had come into camp with B

Tired Nerves

By forming new, rich blood Dr. Chase's Nerve Food rc- store! the exhausted nerve: and rcrnovel the cause of Sleepleyu» ness, Irritability, Headache: and Nervous Incligeltion.

_ .

lEvel-yone in camp was armed, for

_ quick trial and short shrltt. Judgef

that mutter. But as Colliver brought out this point, you forgot that. And always some witness for “the defense testified to -a. "quicki imotion toward the hip!’ There you‘ were. Self-defense, absolute and proved. Judge Cowan closed the ‘affair with a pompous Chﬂrge full ‘of bad Latin, wherein mercy stood better vindicated than justice. The Jurors scarcely left. their seats.

The pickpockct whose escape from lynching 1 had witnessed dur- lIIB my first night in camp, got, n‘

_ of money. Cowan, with special emphasis on -

the meanness of his crime, sentenc- ed him to ten years. Of minor cases, such as settled communities usually try tn police courts there were none. Under the tolerant‘ rule of Marshal Chris McCtruth,’ Dlain drunkeness constituted no or’ tense whatever. If an inhabitant was drunk and disorderly, the marsh H1 arrested him. put him n. the 108 Jail for the night, and released him in the momlng.

MY Pfitlngs and aearchlngs about 08ml! ltd me constantly to that Jﬂll- Bllllli with a. double log wall, T-‘Ylmded "m! 8 feel door reinforc- ed by sheet iron and with a sub- stantially barred window, it had as

t SAVE

SUITS

Open Evenings

{transient drunkard alike slept on nitxaw pallets about the above ot

the common room. Four deputies,

lby turns jailer and policemen, stood l 8B73-9-1ll-4i. a

this quickly we offer alllour Suits lngs at unheard of prices.

OVERCOATS OVERALLS WORK SHIRTS. FINE SHIRTS

D.A

MR8. CATHERINE CAIR-

It‘ wu with much B41119! t-llli relatives Ind friends of M11. Goth-i eniie Curr, oymi- Bid Brldee. learned ot her till-inc an Ibis-my.‘ the 17th tnit. The 18M Ilka. Con: had reached the I88 o! twenty-ﬁve; and had been in vary fair health, until about two weeks prim-to liert

' death. She had many friend: and t - was greatly beloved by them for her i .

sympathetic, kind and lovable dia- ' position. Her hulband, Mr. Ed- mund Ciur, who was also widely known and highly respected ore- deceased her by eleven yea-rs. L There are left to moum their heavy loos the following sons-undl lCllUBhlBf5—HOWM'd_ and Gordoihl ‘ Oyster Bed Bridge; Percy, Char- lottetown; Thomas, Ottawa; Vinc- ent, Regina; Mrs. John Carter, Wln- l sloe; and Miss Muriel, Halifax. Two ' . sisters,‘ Mrs. Henry Atkins, Boston; , Miss Flora Wilson, Portland, and» one brother, Mr. Andrew Wilson’ survive her. l

The funeral was held on Sutur- day, the 19in from her late home‘ the old hoinwtcd, where her son Bordon resides to St. Mark's‘ Church Cemetery, North Rustico, where all that was mortal of‘ mm noble soul was iaitfto rest beside tho , grave of nerhusband. The large| funeral procession that followed the | remains to the grave was mute evi- dence of the respect and esteem tn ‘ which the departed was held by those who knew her. The services at the home, Church and grove were conducted by the Rector, Rev. Mr., Westbrook.

The pull bearers were Messrs. I Nelson Kent, William Matheson, . Kenneth Mutheson, Albert Craswell, Albert Proude and Hammond John- I ston.

The following ﬂoral tributes in loving memory of the deceased were received:

Pillow-Son Vincent and Family.

Crescent-The Oyster Bed Bridge Women's Institute.

Spray—Mr. and Mrs. Ira Auld.

Crescent-Mrs. Druscilla Cudmore and family.

Spray-Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cud- more. I

5priiy—Mi-'. and Mrs. E. M. Cud- more. l

Pillow-The Family. i

Spray-Miss Cora. Catheson. 8968-9-23-1l.

Yllilli CHILD Jlot Stupid- Handicapped l‘he seeming stupidity of

ninny school children, is directly ‘chargeable to

often work wonders.

lflave your child's

"yes examined (i. F. IiiITGIIESUII

l‘ Gordon Hutcheson Optometrists-At your

service.

2sq5'ol

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The new Lyrics are all balanced

super-heterodynes. Priced from

$75.00 to $215.00. Arrange for a vdemonstration in your home.

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__.. ...u.

c. 16-22 Canterbur. SalntJohmNJl. l

Price, complete l

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audio attenuator. \

Buttery-operated Lyrics also available.

MEXICCTMMQ, $2.55.; (U. P-l- eggs, “hatching is. E- H. tveddel‘. a farmer near here, was taken from him, h fanny vision ihas u turkey gobbler with motlwf- ever, because he was so hem-y =

' ‘Iv instincls- The Gobbler w; awkward that he killed thrrooi‘ correct“ ﬁtted mussel ,.paticntly on a settling of turkey brQQQ

His in

LIVE HUGS

We continue to receive Live Hogs at our plant every Tuesday and Friday forenoon. d

Bring your hogs direct to us and you save all inter- mediate expenses. Thus, getting top-market price. V

Davis .8: F taker

We must reduce our stock by several thousands of dollars. To do , Overcoats, Hats, Caps and Furnish-

Here’s your chance to stock up for Fall and Winter at a great saving

You need the Goods-We need the Money. “So lets ‘trade

slvr 2595 on

‘Gash Only Save $

. BRUCE,

_MEN’S WEAR

UNDERWEAR GLOVES SWEATERS NECKWEAR , . HATS AND CAPS

Open

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