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Mr Harry Moore

North Sydney

"I have been sufferin! w.tli Asthma for years. n:')u‘('l-'lll_\' in the Autumn. l think it i» (".lllt»(‘(l by tiollen. Since fflklllg 0V" erscas Asthma Remedy I have enjoyed rzond health and thir l-‘aill did not hi"! an attack. I certziinlv re- c-unzncitil it ti» auvonc who stiffer-s from Authma.

Yritl e it in r: the first

hoillc sai-'~i~\‘~'

jI-‘AX in NOIHYAY In 7 Days

5. S. “Bergensfjoril” SAILING NOYILSIIIEIR 27th I930 at lfl a. m. to

HEIRGICN and ().‘€l.() ONLY ()l’l'f)l{'l‘I'.\'I’I“i'

. SHIPPING LIVE FOXES 8: MINKS

DIRECT TO I\'()R\\'.\_Y

SPACE .'lll'.\"f‘ lila‘ RI‘ ' I-II) 'I'l-Il{()L'(ll~l T. A. S. l)li\\'0l.l<‘ o’: SUN HALIFIAX. N. tr¢r<¢o'o"o=>'e->"~:-."c»o= Yo 7 fmw ti Ni

Furnesss‘ Red Cross Line

ROSOLINI)

Lv. Montreal Ar. (‘l-"Tnwn and

l.'.'. for St. John's Nov.- 21st _\‘,n\-_ 2ft}, Carroll Bros Ltd.

AGENTS

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EYES 'I‘ESTEI)

AND GLASSES l-‘ITI El) ‘E. W. 1A YLUR J. S. TAYLOR. Optometrists H? Richmond Street Iiewieffooovowoo o0 00000000

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Pro Fessional Ca rds i

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Prohibition Commission

Ihatrmnn, Hr. Hi-ttllttifi la‘. IIROWA Illsrgate, l’. E. l.

Send all infnrimilairi regarding tn . Act lu th- y

Tfltllflllfi nf Prohibition) Jiove Ur lo (Ilzlet lnspeitair l5. J. Haywood "5 Ilnnliesti-r Street, (‘liarloitetnum

I blfirffji‘ c‘: ilowtiier J. o. sraiiiiiiii, a. c.

. w. euwiiicrt

siiiznis-ii . s iiulta, an. U1 ureat (ieorgc MONEY

Street IO LO MN

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BARBIE GERTIE

1:; t u “v cvr

“When .1 man hr: he often vihispws it."

much t: say

"’/ OPPORTUNITIES

that will ne'er be "1 _ 75 may now c The wan who rock‘; the .. Be next in evidence. ., dl'_

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nor: . irirelicn o.‘ raids.‘ $~ lent (knowing w‘.

I ' ‘truce

rLIIIlKNNnNnuHNLFJMNNI vznprarof

The Old Order Changes

B! DAVID LYALL

BCQSYRK‘; nun-a

could ever inhabit It all."

"That was not the idea. though I have seen Mardocks full, Geoffrey, in the old slctidid days when I was a young wife here, and my husband entertained for the county. We have forty-tum bedrooms."

"Heavens! What would ma l"

“It has lzc-en used in tliativ.'a,v, loo, for the entertainment of friends and ilillllillltfll; and I hope that in good illmc, when all this unrest is over, Iyou will restore the ancient glory of iMardocks. We shall have to find }flll a suitable wife first. Arc you not iplcased with the ‘change In your . position, Gooffrcfi?"

“I hardly know rathci" depcratcly: work in Rhodesia. of the fighting."

“What kind of work was it. really?"

“Administering juslict: among the lKaffir population and, generally speaking. tipliolding the, bcst tra- wlitions of British rule."

“Wasn't it a ralhcr sordid job?"

"I did not find it ‘so. It ivas a oueor. detached. S'Illli1l'_\' life. but. I liked the people and understood

them. They need understanding. i/kuiit Cecilia. and sympathetic hand- linir, for, of couwsc, we've done a lot r-f ' things iii our coloiiiring.“

, "E t w." are the best colonize-rs in the WLPIICI all the same!" she main- tained with spirit. "Evert our

i concede that."

c" many iiztcresdiug discus);-

.‘ riir- addcil. her ivliiolc 1icrsnu-

‘alny alive with vivid interest. “And

when I leave MardQcks-i‘ ,

leave Mar-

a fine hotel it

yet. I wanted to get back to my I had had enough

limited and

"Well. rival-l: long live llie king!‘ dorrl you

E it is itsual. ‘The king 1'; il-znow. And I shall not be far away :—-onl_i.' to a small jointurc house at ‘the head of the village. imcc‘. often, cvcvf.‘ day if necessary—" “I shall never bc a party to that. Aunt Cecilia. What would I do in a with forty-two bedrooms? I ‘shall need you to keep inc from gett- ing lost in them. Don't forget. I have been used only to a shack or a hammock slung in a veranda. My education is therefore incomplete. Won't you undertake it?" Ifer face flushed with genuine ex- citement and ploasurew ~ e — "You are very kind, dear Geoffrey. mid perhaps I may.‘ wait a little, at least until you have got properly retiletl lil'l——-" There was a moment's silence. Her eves filled vrith tears. and she looked a most pathetic and womanly figure.

H, s, mu sf g "I am thanking God for you. r v21‘ ii " ' ~ ‘Y Ccoffrcy. It might have been so i dzffcrcrit. and you have no idea how

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003TOMS SALE

or TElillEll ‘

TENDERS addressed to the under. signed wl ilC received a‘. [his office l at (Zhairloftclmvn, until Zllundny, the 24th day of November, I930, at noon, i for the following property forfeited l under the (ilFlflms laws, viz:- | One (‘zilii e Aeroplane. N0. 4254, I l l l l

Suzi ...s . irhigan. Anyone wishing to sec this Aeroplane can arrange to do -\I by eallizi: at the Customs and

hm : Preventive Office, Charlotte- town, Phone No, 455.

Ten tr cent deposit must ac- cr~r.1_ each TPIIIICT peniling ac-

cent‘ ~ or rejeellon of same. TTZRJIS-Cash on acceptance o!

T¢élsfififlghcsl or any Tend" no‘ Road opposite Experimental Farm. Bafiinlmld- If "R5 5n largely an

j necessarily accepted, (i. H. HARBOUR,

‘much I was afraid!"

ltlanning did not ask of what she ‘was afraid, and presently when she an he dlirnurzh

the wav and later.

its ready. But all the interview‘.

ilhcrc was about him a singular air 3mm‘: ‘iconic o‘ both scxcs- wnh “m1

o.’ dctachmenl, even of protest. which had she been a more observant. woman. might have wanted her that fill was not so well as she Imagined.

i Ilcr brief encounter with the new Wiuirc of Mardocks had chanced in "£1170 odd. perplexing fashion Mary l

i\'lil'. Gcrwrnc Brown and Estate of

Jiie late Ni‘. lflcLcnnati offer for sale ‘ifflllff?

Z lCentinuedi

"It scents a very great housef‘,

Manning interpolated. "No family,

We could _

THE Cf-lARLOlTjjlTQWN Guaiiniiw JOHNS ON ’S

144 Great George Street

Silk Dresses

TUESDAY AND

t , Full Fashioned

Wholesale

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life.

l-‘reelands outlook on He!‘ attempt and determination to detach lei-self from the place had suffered a distinct. set-back, and she found her- zclf passionately desiring to stop on and sec what changes that nice man ivc-ul make in a village dedicated to iinmcmorial tradition.

That he would make drastic changes she had no manner uf doubt at all. - Something in his viril person- ality assured her of it.

clown the other side

As she cycled of the lull . the izrauiieil houses and tall chimney stacks of

Basiugfold she had no feeling of kin- sliip with it, though her home wax; there. '

The July sunshine lay on it tend- ‘crly. softly veiling rather jaccentuating its ugliness, and giving "a golden magic touch to the mean~ derinr; stream to which it owed much of its original prosperity.

Suddenly tho air was rent by the ishrill chorus of a dozen hooters. pro- claiming the close of another day's work, and by the time Mary reached the fringe of the streets, sh" was en- ,»y;i.ilfcd by the living streams pouring from the factory gates. Basingfold had had its full share of war pros- perity‘: the garnishncss of the neiv

. s iorcclaimcd recent and- rapid increase.

I'm‘ removed from the heart of tl-iings, more than a hundred things, more than a hundred miles from the sea, it had not. had the intimate horror of war forced upon it. though it had given its f'iil quota of gallant sons. It 112d. however. PFVPX‘ felt the pinch of fond scarcity‘,

corresponded and the - inhabitants had a happy. satisfied air. Unifying sorrow lived in many a Baslugfold

and would never come again, but the immediate and visible pall of war hnd lifted. and a bustling prosperity was the order of the day. If industrial unrest existed, it was not permitted to depress unduly the spirits of the workers; nay, there was present to the interested observer an odd, bu‘. quite palpable sense

born doubtless of power

and expecta-

crted a walk through the house. ,ii°“' immgs “mic 30m“ t° b" belie” CIRSHOS.

for working folks; come. or was coming

their (lay had soon! Th"

[rockets and unlimited capacity for ppending, crowded the plcturc house". ,o.i:rl the sweetstuff shops. Mary iFrceland. who worked three even- ings a week at a Girl's Club in ‘ilhv: IOWILWRS quite aware of the [fluctuations in public opinion and of \'I"i'.\' great impending changes. She knew a great many of the voting folk in the town. being one of them, and consequently had to give and rereive continuous greetings as she rode through the throng,

She loved Mardocks and its sweet

Flannel Dresses $2.95

DOLLAR DA YS

Jersey Dresses $4.95 up.

iii Silk Bloomers and Vests 45c each. Winter Coats at

JOHNSON ’S

than i

of‘

and though prices ruled high, wages’

home, because of those who were not’

"l" Sh" "15" 10"" f‘ iiivfmlkla Dominiou-"rirle basis the prem-

$5.5O up

WEDNESDAY

Silk Hose 98c.

Prices.

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fdown by the river bank, she had very ‘vezzrgv decided that she would stick filo her post at Afardockzs, and go hcnic flu Gorham Lacy at the week-ends. iShe had a grandmother in Basing- fold, a dear grandmother, the most uiidcrstanclini: "caturc iii the whole range 0f M; , acquaintance, and :hc could live the five working day: at her house. The mere idea of i‘. iquiCiiCllfiil her pulses. but when she fciw licr falhcri‘; houzse in front of her ...¢,p,~_i_-. of a deep tender- d rrltictaiizre to leave it. To be Continued

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i (QOVEKNDIETJT GRADING AS STANDARD FOR TRADING

l t l i OTTAWA. Nov. 22.~As the rcstilt of a series of conference: in Tor- onto between rcprcsciiizitivcs of the flooding wholesale buyers of poullfl’ i i-iid officials of the Department. Maj- ior the Hon. Robert Weir, Minister .0.’ Agriculture, announces an agree- ment on the part of the buyers to iIPCOIIHIZEP government grades as the standard for trading, and the cs- lalalishmczil. of stantial price dlf- ferentials between classes and grad- as. The agreement marks one of the iniest important zlevelopments in the ,|\r.u!try iudurlry iii many ycvtrs, Just what this announcement means to the farmers of Canada is judlcated by the fact that through itiu- simple process cf crate feeding loud Properly finishing poultry for

rerity of business-generally, and of {their business in particular. depends directly upon the prosperity of the

sale buyers the fact of the present ccencmic situation is that the mar- ket for poor and low grade poultry . is so limited as practically not to i exist, while there ts a market for poultry which will qualify for the grades from “Selected B" to “Milk- fcd A" or better. They state frankly that they recognize that the pros-

mllvldiial farmer. It is for this reas- \'l that they willingly accept gov- -_iuincnt grades as the standard for ‘railing, and by a system of differen- ‘ials consistent with existing market

NOVEMBER 24, 1 .,

No othc p i Q81! 81111:]. fllaniltlefla$za

flu; JG!

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‘Fresh iron the gardens’

conditions pass along to the producer the benefits of the greater values in the real quality product. l The agreement reached is a real

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opportunity for farmers to overcome in n measure the difficulties of the present economic situation. In ear- . rying it Into efIect complete co-op- erotlon between Federal and Pro- vinclal Departments of Agriculture. as well as on the part of the whole- sale buyers, is assured.

POWNAL NEWS

The Women's lklissiunary Society of the Pumiail United Church, was held I on Thursday, Nov. 13th, at the home i of Mrs. Nat MaeKinnon, Alexandra. l A large number of members. also two v sitors were present. The devotional i period was in charge of Mrs. Edwin fTicwart. The business period wa~ very capably presided over by Mr: <Rev.) Campbell and the study boo." was led by Mrs. l-IRYSHRDLUSIII was led by llfiss Nfabel Ennian. Tl": meeting closed uxth the hymn "Wt have a story to tcll to the nations.“

, and benediction by Mrs. Campbell. A

.i meeting of the Ladies Aid was held at the close. when the business aris- ing: from the bazaar was settled and also some other matters re the_p:ti'- 501K120. Lunch was served by the‘ hostess. assisted by her sster, Miss Florence.

‘ Mr. and lvlrs. Calvin, Cross Roads. l motored to New Perth recently.

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Mr. Kuhn. accompanied by his aunt, Idrs. Knox. motored from Hall-j fax to Prince Edward Island thisi week. They sncnt a few days very pleasantly with the farmer's sister. Mrs. H. E. Campbell. at the Manse. Pownal Villacc. They were accnm. panied on the reluru trip by Mrs. Erltvard “food, who spends the win- ters at he! old heme in Halifax.

Ivli-s. Alton Robertson. Mr. Alex- andra Robertson and Mr. Morrow,

i Mrs. Arrls told me her son-s , nected with the movies. 1 w“ took in until I saw ‘ini drivin’ a niture van.

Mr. Fred Matheson. Dundas, left

Mr. Fred Matheson, Dundas, spent Sunday very pleasantly in Alexandra. —P.

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A Eu won’t missanything _

ON THESE

WE§T INDIES

Cruises

Cuismu of bunhooa line the Saddle Bic. Natives offer coco: gourd: and red mg" berries. Hindus sell eilverbraceleta from their imm ' Tfillidld i: the cosmopolitan isle! In Havana, be “mi lo order I Mono cub. Sail out to the Sea Garden: in Nuuu. 29 days of tropical. exotic oceneo and m). chine. 14 pom! Including Bermuda. Haiti, Plum. CuiaL-uid Canon, South America, 3000 feet u h: the air. It's l joyous cruise when you choose thi: Duchess of Redford. She does everything f9,- you; luxurious comfort and entertainment. Two soilinw dates from New York-January 9 and February l}: Flffl from 0306.00. Applylo local lgnir or

(ilifl. N. BEE“ inllf. Pill!“ AKI- tli lfln: Rtroet. Siiliit Joli". N- |'~

, Canadian Pacific

WOII-IVI GREATEST TRAVEL SYSTII

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i llotioe-Malpeque Road

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Zvlalpeqtie Road from the cross road at the Wuterivori.

to St. Dunstan's University will be closed until further notie v By order, '

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLlCi WORK

market from i0 i0 75 rcnlfi 111 ma!“ East Print, vet-n ','§"Etgr:; g1, ma, home ~- -»—-_- _ _ _____,___ ___‘j__+. _ .l- Vfllllfi‘ 1N8)‘ h!‘ flflflfll 10 U10 "1- of Mr. and Ali's. Boswell Jenkins on udaammua i iiiiiOiJOiiiDCiOQO {dividual bird. With some 15.00000’) Stintiafv. They were uccompzm ed on

tail-d: to be marketed during the pm fptnrn to“, by. Mm Jcnkhmg “.110

l\"XlZ tvrri or three filtuifllilihS this will sppni-1_3__“-¢ck in the Eastern . . E R inicaiis" tho p6 ill’ i of lncrcascd section cf the Idanrl. . .

ir-arh l"",l“.'!!"- in frziwner: of from $3,- illt\fl.000 to $7.000. . .

The outstanding feature of the f-grrgnjqf, is [hp premium which is fixed for ciualify tu drcved poultry. i1‘. minimum differential of 3 cent". iliffl pound prmniwn for all grades in the millzfezl classes over the cor- lirospnnding crash: in the class "sel-, feted“ i". guar. teed ‘hi’ U" bill'- ers.» and supplementing this will be

0f “Xaliililml-iflrfliiilc and stibstantial price dif-i

fcrentlals lrctivecn grades within the differentials increasing substantially.’ with each decrease In evade.

Au important. principle to which "occgnilicn is Ei‘-'£‘l1 and one which will do a great deal to establish PTJDPI‘ poultry feeding and finish- ing as a farm Industry’. is that the far-m is the logical and tiropcr place ~' which to ford and finish poultry for market. A new impetus is giv- fcu to the use of coarse grains and Eothcr feeds suitable for finishing. inoulirv for I\*'.‘i‘l'.C'.. and the result is’ hound to he a direct and substantial ‘ ilxrefit tn the farmer.

A significant feature of the sit- uation is that for the first time on

,i liyrir 1,\-,-_q¢ ranch including 1i, as,“ human sympathy, curiously shot. with iium which the consumci- readily pays

l . 1 ' d Y. , . inf land, and situated on Mt. Edward Compassion. for the teeming life of ifbr quality in Poultry ‘ls M5594 9- iiiiiiiiiiiizii a iii Siiiiiiiiy and “mirage

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Charlottetown. For particulars apply fllfimefltfll kind 01' life: and when she jMr. Brown m‘ phone 5354b 9307414; had listened to odd scraps of talk

Ii Dlsct. Chief (Yollfcctnr of N " ‘

Mark R. iiilflilligflll, i B. A.

BARRSTIZR. soiucrltitl. ETC. MONEY 1'0 LOAN Jnneron Block, Charlottetown. r2121

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AUDITORS

Accounts Audited. Income Tin Returns Prepared.

A. E. MacNcill 6i Co.

127 Gra fton Street

- McLeod 8: Bentley J. A. BENTLEY w. c. scum-rm, n. c. Banister and AHOIIIPy-ul-LII Giles: I80 Richmond street

r MONEY TU LOAN

Charlottetown, l’. I2. 1i.

McDonald 8: McPhee B. A. l. l. BICDUNAI.“ ll. l’. MCPIILJ.‘

flAlttlfslLtls, lnitmsuvs, [To MONK! I0 WAN @341.

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Revenue f‘ t Excise Preventive Service. Dated at Charlottetown, l’. E. 1..

i 8th day of November, 1930. l 909B-ll-l2-tf.

Auction Sale

iAT 27 GRAFTON STREET

On ’l'ur-:da_v. November 25th at ' 1.10 O'clock Sharp.

0f all my Household Efifeflr-Parlor,

, Dining Room. Kitchen. Bed-com, 1

I QIIFQII Bcavcr Rance, lloflxv". lot of‘

Dishes, 2 it w rrd .‘!'r"c'y Vie-y

3 lures, ("iirta Oi'”lfil_llfi avd every-l th“ r . ' l.‘1~ pIa-e.

' FFIII‘. p m. w» r-»~~-~~.

Peri": filter-foe. 14"" ls‘

Tc-rv-m (‘a-fin

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'31‘ Grafton Sire-f.

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l riuiiisiiie iiiio HEATING

dicated the trend of expectation eon- cerning the future government of the country, she was filled with a)

which. like straws in the Wind, III-l

mingled apprehension and awe. A student of history, she was familiar with the records of all the great.

long to the original producer. Consumer demand today is for the duality product. The agreement rec- ognizes government H8605 F5 U"? competent. medium through which a definite assurance of the quality de- manded by the consumer. and ade-i quate to return to the producer fur- ‘ nlshlng that quality, can be made.‘ As Indication of the scope of the‘

revolutions in the world. In whatlopportunlty provided by the agree-

way would the

English revolution imont iii indicated by feeding experts

differ? she sometimes asked herself. H‘ the Department who statethat it 1 Would it ever come, or would all the costs in“ to put the last P011114 ‘m ‘

If you want. Expeditions and

Expert workmanship Send to

Fred ll. Traiiior

‘ill ffiaflon Free!

|ifi (lygi ville Pfiiicc iilzi-riirrl i Tluwfra i

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el‘ her rile.

and she hnd never been l talk as intelligently as she t;

enters. fwiirl to

ii'(l"I\’ hon’ about labour DfObl€m5.|ip(,-55lblB to increase weight by ap-

F=-"c'"inc that. soon she would be cut iproximately one bound. but‘ "h" l5 eff, no‘ our.‘ rorn Murdock; but from ‘more important. to raise the market .nf. associations and in- grade to "Milkfed B" or "Mtlkfed |trrr=t1 in Basingfold. she fell. ln- IA," At, current prices this mean! an

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div more and more rehelliousa

7 we time so’: eeme In sight of the cents. |' queer huddled roofs of Qoppettl Mill

unrest born of war and abnormal in mature market. blrd than It does conditions gradually settle down arid tn raise the bird to maturity-it become n memory? There was noth-iieosts from 7 to 8 cents per pound‘ In: in the world Mary Freeland ‘to raise a bird to maturity, and from j {IIFSITQCI less than to withdraw herself ‘r, to a cents per pound to crate-feed ‘from the triage-earning ranks. Her fllld finish that btrd. 1t is also stat- , position as a schoolteacher had given crl that the average flock run bird _l her a cci-‘ain standing among ivagc imay be expected without finishing |