estimaites of ithe varlolll

otessional Cards.

liner & Palmer

alrnsr. K C H L- Film"

of Charlottetown, P. E. I. '

Inari, soi.ici'ron, ETC-‘

ai-ietceum-. P- E- ll'l'\¢

ayton Morrison

:ommlaalonor of Deodl. WWI. 5

ROTARY PUlL|C

8T.ED for non~a¢¢¢P¢i"°* °'i ment. Auctioneer.

Tryon. P- E- '- April 22-1921. _

A' 0 ' I ‘ I tf r consecu- "“ I Public Auction “K %“»»

MONEY T0 LOAN Off

so IPM” - ‘ URESSIAKEB

_ _ Hyohf ' symnren Ariirizzen Hospital.

Ig; A_|»\,|m|» A, Ppllaw Ar (ton. Hall- Limited number of

M°"°°~ , ° 53""-*,'°"_' W" hillfaggrgilffig if-;ul`°i’i'¢§9llnye‘:l'§ _ ___

of ale. of good health and must have _ _

- Us I I t I hi ls led - °

__ - ..:.::_“Y‘..::..‘: r .:2'° ‘ii'...". F-I-w-I 1 N_°¢l\l»°’» Aim,

_ ' _ I

RIMITO

»@

M Surgical and Obstet?l'ic.s."Saiar‘; 8:0' M ‘Q E, hm_|

. b I

0 ____i

esbyterian Board l‘".‘5°.'l§'I.’.°i.°.f."§.:E:. V " °°""’°"“'

:isa Nor:pA. Brown. Bupt. nt Hosni v.m¢||_ T¢;,__ ‘Fq dugg yggfgl i_\\

“___” ”_‘M_ a ww , _mlereduntddsgunyeachmonthyith

or use oeuerrl saucer me "_ . “l:\:1=`§<'>n'1l uit;

”‘O‘l*lll i - _ ' '

5. _ sm

Church of Ctlllli

iyeawruny, it was rworwi Li" Hugs P J Ney and oe um.; ein e total contributions for I-he will load live hogs at Hunter River I too until my

eaieu&r year ymoulwd to fm Davis & Fraser on Wednesday ____ husband saw an

-. .~_;. the t f

wo d 'muh "M000 W” afternoon April 27th, lost., payins Emenpinz

_ gpm; . of :,j3,,___§_.§E" _ - - ' of tbei com d rt . "Tho

.1 "’°°‘°‘ '°"""’ ““"°"’°“` ° "“' ""-°` ' 'rn' “Wilt ’ “" "”“

145000 for uni annual main C°“‘P°“ft¢ L_“”i‘. budget. M "‘°°°

E '_ _ _""3§°i§§§f.§§§f‘?3§fi§V'§:V_==..§i-I L°li__Pi-1:' _‘gg as it “Two months will soon pass and

e _ . ‘I have o ned a Repair Shop de -ded to U. me veleublg

ad um Neem" br N20 nm' at- 36 Ken, grreet West for repair- gm 3,4 md I Ju, med Lim; E_ *ly $1545-000° A' ing Hot Water Boilers. Stoves of pinkgzmf, Sunni” W“||_ gm g UlBi¥\4l1B-U0*-\ °f th* "'° all Kimll GUM- L°°k-P “nd “W dresamaker and am now able togo mea papers the :Proaibytdriall Farm Machinery, also Pipe Pittllls about my workand do my housework __ Pr b “H” wha, had and all general repnirlns. lnclnd- besides You are _welcome to use 9 es y ' ing sharpening and repliiflllll this letter as a testimonial as! sm Led ill I fm-Y P@\'°°“¢ “cfs” |._,m m0w9"_ always gla_d to speaha lord for your ia number of BUIbSCl'lPU°“- an WORK DONE AT SHORT NOT-ICE medlcme.’ -Mrs. S:‘BPl'l_Rl:. turned away not to ibe hurt by 8.t -pIl&ehi. being 31,196. ll V188 SA'llISl"AlC'llllON GIHARJALNTEED _ évercozired ‘IL 84- .muse n. wiirrz was ,D ,mg ,,,,,,,,,,,¢, ,mi ,,|_,,,.,14

' _ profit by Hrs. Ste hella’ experience

_ i-

` cotica or harmful drugs.

nic lronehltla and Catarrh I tered ‘by the V]l$'grld’s“I0nly ___ _ _ B°'U° Rgmedy- °" “ °’ ° T d iii be received nz in I

e longer. Send today. 334” Dmgxaarlgege C,-emmery up gut;

nent guaranteed. Trial size. Sm_\u,day_ Apr" 30”, M noon fo, PROVINCE OF ents to cover postage. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

- ia

=U°KL=Y» Mtn- °"°~"~‘ l'i'.§’."“r.`¥'“ri`f.‘..'.'-`.§"ii..§".'.‘."é.f’...‘f’.§..§f °°Ml~»°~ °F °A~A°A

Mutual Stroot. Toronto _ 5

“_ F Dmnrsmy I in the said Province, deceased tes

ornate of Boston School or e smiley nhe Honourable A. Bannerman

PIANO 'IUNIHG

in cranes st.. ' ` Charlottetown

Barrlators. etc- Nova Scotia Building

lm-01 t° Lvl" "

_ ' P AUCTION SALE

ir 1l.ueeugan-BA l

Monsy to Loan Cameron Block

ies-niiey suiioiris

gggggg ' A public auction sale at Miiivlew

char' vm on Sat. April 30tih at one oéclock. I

' ° am authorized lhy Thomas rane to

C. or scll on the above date his beautiful'

. g farm consisting of 60 acres of

M I°;¢:ool-aPl;“Hai;t?:. . choice land. All clear. Well fenced. H" H d to 5,. 5" Ng" One half miie from either Vernon " umufd 1-hm” ' ' r Mlilview Stations. School on farm

Oneof the best locations on Prince

B.y°r¢:l|t|dd|g:;:l‘l:\* 3:32. Edward Island also his stock and

1 °l§_P‘_.p__.__' an impieiments.2 h 5 _ 7 H°u"_9 to 12 ._ m_ 1 gg 0 STOCK. orses, o years

Ma 5° ccmungg gf! old, 1 cow 7 yeanz old, to freshen n lf", H|||.b°~ .L in May. 1 cow three years old to

N freshen in Sept. 'lihree yearlingm 40 *_ hens, 2 sieighs, one -tumip puiper

_ 1

S TERMS Terms easy and maids

r. eeiieiéiu, Notary ruiiiie l‘”°"“ “' me J. A. Menon/li_o

. Ioneer.

To i.oAN A“°‘

MONEY P. E. Island I

for ponltr! tl"-

Amm ,.',|_gw W |¢¢,s¢ eehsnt Ileell and flelll-

'mr -M .Y A meeting of Shareholders and

rv”

_ 12 ca aron Block all interested in the United Farm -_ _

illbroniamnow Lui. fx si ce iub held C & co.

ers _ o en ng n w e

in bile Long River Hall on Tuesday “_ P -_ '_ the 26th, insi1._ at 7 o'clock p. m. _ 50°' ' _

& The Directors have outlined a ays_ °*“'|’“‘°°°"‘

, .

INMAN, K. o. . Nolltlii f °-»------...im-m

nn. -M A¢g_°m¢y.at.Law tem, of handling live stock and pro ____ -_-

MONEY T0 LOAN duce on a co-operative basis which

I Canada t

rr fer myai sauir e hire, winii to discuss wiui inerlulre S

Olllefs

an & McKinnon °‘°' °' °$‘.‘3r“§i§ly. --- `

'|l\"|¢ A"°""°y'“'L‘w i I um instructed by GGOYSG D0Y|°

w- P- E “'°""' m as on rnioav

TENDERS

d & Comm°nolni1 af 12.30 ll- F”

be-Royal lank Bulidlni 'stfs

0.010 '

IN the matter of Joseph 0’Brien` The followinz kitchen ifurnitures. w. is. ssN1’i.lv, K. C. ui Dingwaii, victoria county, N. s. ninins Ronin wt- P_"‘°" “"1 '

J. A. BINTLIY Assignor, Tenders will he received Bedroom sets_ Ice Cream aero; arrlstors and Attorneys by the under-signed up to ang in- Furllllllre- ’3°WmK Ma°h‘“'°- "‘“ _ ~°~=' *° “.?";'. .... f':'.:‘.'°‘ 1"- "1 M°.‘>°s A‘“si.‘r...‘i°;°:°..:.‘:°i.::

m . e - ' I

.um d N' I \:l0¢ll:E;F:operues' separately or In glove 284-lice Cream Freezers 8 and

' ° (1) New three masted schooner 10 UWT* “"m‘ |’°"°" °°““”“°“"'

("Jessle and Alice") 250 tons carry gm; flo;'n_~:oldii;i_|; flgigerltn 13302; we --

A “ mention '

'"" " '“""°""’ Tm" Piilfil wiu$°il':iI<ll>‘:it:srI§'°I3»lrti‘liriill:;nckr:n% 105° °“ "le S“'“° dl" "‘° °'°"°"

- °"'°°" 4 wharf rise cweiiio wiiir 40 acres 1-V~ if “°° '1l°P°”°d °f “Y P"'““’

"°° 12. .dnhug nn" 5 of land store and sfock situated iit “"9 Wm h° °°“| °“ tm' ‘h~v'- TM' four!-3-2-5 P- . ' 5 V Bay St' Lawrence vlctéms county proper-ty consists of lood elsht

aDP°|""”°" N S ' ' ' ’ roomed Residence with water in T°'°"'°"° 3" Rai A rimiiur risuiuipiu aii “°“‘° “iw mod roomy niueir-

Victoria County consisting ofglzvomi “muh Sh°°* 2 g`°°d Bam' 'md

lug Lobster };mk| Plum mth Large Lot. Tlids is wi-tihoiit doubt

A gecenary building? and 'vars the best Blacksmith stand on P.

E. l.

° 9 houses, dwelling house, store end .|.ERMs__AH _mms under 10 00

. - 9

stock. I

01111.11-I me-.» eu. -M »» M- :::i'i.°::'.t.‘:.“.:.:.."'“°..:‘.i..

tunity for inspection on application bmi com _Der mmm on fm. can 'on

IYI IPICIALII1' 102- »

»» ' ' p co e no at

131 lt, Authorized Trustee | 3

Cranes _sz c_“_ ___ S __ N sae i Peters Bay

A W 75°'-ENNEN lcrgddlnlgllggrtsia mud ll wo

e-one . ’ _ ,

.,,",“- f° 0 '~ Sr MY- ~S- .4 il nur. lim. '. _ _ _ f _The highest or any tender not ne- Dr ,|_ A M¢p0NA|_9_ _

ooasully accepted. ’ Auctioneer. l

.~.,_..

_§__

nee

ls Nr the year 122, amounted

Hill Of $2335.58, 'MN U18 33' ' es for 1021 were only $1.300." . ' luwculd have io be 0P6l‘l'~°d 011. bllf ‘mg °'°" he' as `D°"° °*P]“"“’d

| in THE sunnooars ooum'

W- E' W°°“’ M“““ge" ' mir George v. A. o. 1921

In re Estate of Malcolm Mclnllis

At York Point, 7 miles from

Charlottetown by road, one mile by lee in winter and Govt. boat in sum

__,_,_._._._____- mor. 62 acres in beat of condition,

large dwelling and barns, two sununer cottages. Will sell whole

of divide K0 lull. P1108 HSM. . I GREE1-|NG: '

D. W. WHITE. 1

I am instructed by .\ir. James

E. Flynn, secretary of the C8fdi° _gan Farmers institute to sell by public auction at cardigan Stn!- ion on Mondayx .May 2nd at 10 8. m.a n-umlber of horses of different ages; also mttle; 1 cream separa- tor 400 lbs.; a nearly new wagon nd farm machinery. _

Etc. All members of the institute

having any article for sale will

- -“Null :¢‘°‘;2°” "°_piesae list the some with the secre

Wills, Mo P9 Ur' I

Irwi-

tary before the sale.

neo. Nom. Dflfih 5""-

a Y

Terms made loxidwn at sale.

E.. S.. NORTON,

porary r li f in doct.or's rlteghclrls

en lt with good results and ad

vlsedmeiio trylt.. Iwasthenmbed

t of the time and my doctor said

d tr Ldi E.|l’inkhamsVe ~

::ble Cl'lm|¥oul:d. It contains B0 DUI;

iace of Ebenezer in Queen's County

Warburton, Surrogate Judge of Probate, &c., &c.,

To the Sheriff of the County of

Queen's County or any Constable or literate person within said County.

WHEREAS upon raiding the

petition on die of Oharies McLeod of New Glasgow Road, in Queen's County aforesaid, Administrator of the ‘above named Estate, praying that a qlmtioirmay be issued for the purpose hereinafter set forth' You are therefore hereby required to cite all persons interested In the sald Estate to be and appear before me at a Surrogate Court to be held in the Court House in Charlotte- town in Queen's County, in 'hc said Province, on Wednesday the twenfty-fifth day of May, next, com- ing, at the hour of eleven o'clock fore-noon of the same day to show cause if any t~_hey can w-hy the Ao- counts of the said Estate should. rio: be passed :uid the Estate closed _ as prayed for in said Petition niid on motion of Donald McKinnon. Esc., proctor for said Petitioner. And I do hereby order HIM ll "U2 copy hereof be fortihwiih p_ub‘i.ilir>d in some Newspaper puhlislicil in Charlottetown in Queen's Cfr\'.l\I1‘

UV9 WEE S Om 8 8 9 and that n true copy hereol he igrthwith posted .in the following public .places respectively. Mm€lY» in the hall of the Count ilouse in Charlottetown. in front of the School-house nt Ebenezer aforesaid, and -in front of the Hall at Vlfheat- iey River in Queen's County afore- said, so that all persons interested ln the said Estate as aforesaid may ihave due notice thereof.

(Seal)

Given under my Hand and the

Seal of the said Court this seventh day of April, A. D., 1921 and in the Eleventh year of I-[is MBJQSCYB e .

r lglzsgd.) A. BJ WARBURTON.

Judge of Probate

I White Star Mines

Peters Bay, to sell on the pre'

The 29th Dav of Allfil. 1920 I

_the c~btai.ned» at the Poet Offices of

lr lavruruir i

Yillff ¥

.Y _CAIOLYN .lfcnfa

icaniiuuen; ‘-

Chapter XVIII

They were th return to town.

summer was over and .Strong's students were ready to begin work, Ned had ent-lreiy recovered and was looking browned and well.

“We shall miss you all horribly!"

Dora Delong had said wlhen told

place will seem aiwifully dull." They were to nemaln until after Thanks- giving.

hen we will see you in town," S9111!-Vlllld reviled. a feelin of glad ness she could not suppress com-

thelr plans.

“A lot can happen in two mon-

Lbs," Dora said.

“From the mouth of babes-"

her fatheriwho had come with hor, _quot.ed.

"It's true, ian't it?" Dora. ,pont-

ed, looking so charming that Sonia

that youthful- face. It had become an obsession with her. »t.b.is obser- vance of thingie young, Tim; pon; which in an older woman would have been silly, was only delect- able in that giriisli face. Even Ned looked with admiration at Dorn. while her father laughed ilu moderately before replying:

"Of course it is true, kitten. .lf

it wasn't we wou.idn’t disagree with you, would we Campbell?"

"N0, indeed." Ned answered, vis-

ibly embarrassed a, being appeal- ed to by Dora's father, while Bev- erley Strong laughed immoderately Then added:

“What would -you give to be her

age, Delong?"

'Why would he always harp on

Dora's beauty. her iyouth? Sonia hurriedlv offered tea, so preventing _a continuance of the conversation.

The Strongs and Ned lef, the

next_ day, travelling to town to- gether. Happy as »Sopia had been at the thought of the long summer spent with Ned, she was far hap- pier uow to return to New York Dora Delong was left behind.

Once more she would :be occas-

sionally alone with Ned. She would be able to mother h-im.

Sonia had taken herself severely

tp ._tasl{ 'because 'of her feeling for Ned-perhaps for the hundreth time. Sire would be motheriy, she would put all other thoughts from her. Yet the ver-y day she reached home she spen, an hour calling up her maaseuse, her 'hair dresser, her manicure. -She would ta/ke care of hersclif as never be- fore, although she had always been daintlly particular. But now it was

lil~nnlI|5 A (Tablets or Granules)

& INDIGESTION

Willa or without water; pleasant to take.

QUICK RELIEF! rr-ire, zs-so-1s¢

nan: nv acorr a sown: MAKERS OF

SCOTT‘S EMULSION 11

MAIL CONTRACT

aw: ;._r1'\

‘ \ _ .\ Tl!

ISEA-LED TENDERS, addressed

to fthe Postmaster General, will be received at Ottawa until noon, on Friday, the 10th June 1921 for the convenance I-lis M‘aJesty`s Mails. on ia proposed Contract for four years, 6 times per week on the route New Wiltishlire 'Rural Mail Route, .No. 2 from ltho Postmuser Generu.l's pibeasure.

Printed notices containing fur-

iih-er information as to conditions of proposed Contract may he seen and ‘blank forms of Tender may

New Wiltshire and Kei-ly‘s Cross and at the opflce of the Boat Office Inspector: POST ‘OFFICE IN- town, 25 April, 'l921._

.JOHN F. WHEAR

'Post Office Inspecitor

mu i~‘o_il sur

23 acres of land convenlefntiy

situated und In excellent stat-e of cultivation. New house, good out- buildlngs 12 miles from Charlotte- town.

Appiy Guardian office

_‘wi

ii r_.».f,.‘i'*’iQ » .. 1 J* 3%?-‘ »»»‘i»"`“'

HAMBERiAlN`S

oi.i> sos ann uabninsee

Old age lllould mean experience. knowledge ami wisdom. Not poor digestion, sluggish liver and a general feeling of ill- health, deipimdenoy and misery One of Chamber-isin's Tablets taken immediately after supper will improve the digestion_ tone up the liver and regulate the bowels. That feeling of _despon- dency will give way to one of hope and good cheer. Try Cham- berlrln’s Tablets. You'll like them.

' TABLETS 25¢

more than the- 'w-ish to 'he well groomed-it was the almost insane desire to retain what youth she still had, to stay the insiduous advances of the years.

"1 will not grow old! l will not!"

she exclaimed as she stud-led her fmce in the mirror, noting each line, every sagging muscle.

'All the way into town she felt

her. husband was gazing at her, making his own deductions. She wondered it alia had -been able to cloak her thoughts. At times she felt like a trembling fly caught in a spider web of his maldng. She wished he would go into the smoker and leave her _and Ned alone. But it was Ned who finally left i-hem to smoke and it 'was Ned who remained away mos; of the day.

"I didu`t want to butt in. Though;

you two might have things ru talk overctoge-ther," he a aid when, und- er cover of Strong’e order to the waiter in the dining car, she ask- ed wlry he had left them.

“You never 'butt in’," Sonia told

him, speaking softly.

'Without answering he had look-

ed at her, and there was so much of gratitude. of something else, almost adoration in that look she could scarcely lbear it.

“I am so stowed," she whispered

td herself. "Why can’i I take what life offers? Why daren't I7"

Even as she looked into his e-yes,

his face became all blurred and she saw her own face tell. twenty years llence.»0ld, wrirukled, per- haps. 'I‘he light gone from her eyes, the gloss from her hair. Per- haps she would be graly, an ugly gray like that woman sitting next _io nidlemi with, that funny pudgy little niun who ate so noisly. Then she tried to vlsuiize what he would look like' _after 'thot ten, that twenty years -had passed. He would be thirty, than fort-y. Still would bp thirty, then forty. Still eight years younger than Beverly. and in spite of his years, Bev- er!-y was still not old' looking. He was old, of course, but women _looked no much older _tllan men at the some age. Wllat a tragedy being a woman was .At thirty Ned _ would ,look sciardely older than‘ nbw; although the boyish look she so loved might be gone, the in- nocence ihat look out of his eyeS.li Would ho ever grow cynical of women, of her, as Beverly was

llt was was her husbnnd's voice

that brought her back io the pres- ent.

“Tea rn coffee, -Sonia _

‘,Coffee. please." These commonplaces of life! -

From what do they save us?

The remainder of_ the journev _

home Sonia indulged in no disturb ing thoughts. She read or talked

had caused him to do so. and it pleased her, But arrived at home

tion.

df there was one thought in her

heart it was envy of Ned’s ability to be alone. To her it seemed- ncxt to being with him-the most desirable thing in the world. Alone to think. yiui no cynical eyes dragging at yf_\'r very Soul.

(To be Continued) 4

Registered Standard Bred

Bunson is a seal brown, square

gained tnotter, standing sixteen hands and weighing 1190 lbs. He is aired by Bingara, who has 177 trotters and 12 paicers better than 2.15 and including such horses as Baden 2.05%, Briscla 2.05% and Millierna 2.05%. He is considered by horsemen to be the best indi- vidual horse imported since Elmo's time.

As a troitter Bunscn is proving

himself of value, having a number of large. line looking and speedy offspring. He will stand at Vic- toria for season of 1921 st service fees of $10 and 815.

F. A. WATTON.

Brsdslbane,

Auction Sale oi Premises on Oueeil

Tuesday May 3rd next at 12 o'clock noon, the land and premises on East

side of Queen Street having a fxintage thereon of 53 feet-4 inches and

extending back 84 feet-at present occupied by Samuel Craig, Charles Ross and Riggs & Berrigan. Also the land and premises situated on

-north side of Grafton Street, having a frontage therbon of 37 feet and

extending back 160 feet-at present occupied by R. E. Mulch & Oo. _ A

_ . P. E. 1.

'lille undersigned will sell -by public auction on the premises on

Valuable Business St. and Grafton St.

ir. ssainsro,

,ofthem \,mh.__.Ned :had jomed M‘clDonald, Clermont; Jos. Ailkins, them after the meal was finished. _iMlt. Stewart; R. E. McKenzie. ‘ She thought what she had said Sou,-is; |M_ J_ Mcqueenyan Hurem

J. ID. H. Mofloubrey, New

they bade him goediby at the eta- GIMSVW-

BUNSON 2.13 1'4 c

Q IV ALIIIT L Ol-OUH Q ‘

LIQUID DECARBONIZERO I

They afford Temporary Radiol

At Almost No Outlsy _

AQ A THOROUGHGOING MEANS 0! 0100111118 our engines, not too much should be expected of decar- boniaing liquids, but as is temper-| *fy means for *taking out the, knock" and permitting an engine to run aoceptabiiy until more ialbor-I conveniently applied. the best of ious and permanent treatment can the proprietary dlecarbonizing fluids prove quite effective. W-lien an en-| Ellie is knocking and there is no _ time to take off the head and do a scraping job, before starting upon a long trip, a “dose” of carbon re- mover will quits usually clean the engine sufficiently to make it run smoothly for a few llund-red miles at least. The piston heads are usu- ally the worst incrust- ed parts and carbon remover can be made to reach them :ind loosen the worst of the deposits. The slight expenditure of time and labor involved and its trivial cost are gllements in favor of caribou. remover applications. Ex- perience has shown that the time required for the action of these

ed_in the directions; that care should be exercised to prevent the

oil removed from them has beeni

that usually several cleanings of the sparkqllugs is required to re- move particles ofwloosensd depos-

fore regular ignition can take place- and' that, in order to obtain good ‘i results, the engine mus, be run, quite fast, immediately after the treatment. As the ingredients gen- erally used in carbon removers are

pu, into each cylinder, there is less

HOTEL. ARRIVALS 1

Sununienside; Elizabeth McKen- 4 zie, 'Slum:merside; D. ID. Hessian B

Cosh, Truro; ill. H. iMlcI<‘arlune, Sfi ( Jenn; A. W Jaeouiet, Moncton; ii. if

J. Harson, Mlontreai; A. El Muii~

.'-Mlontreail; W. A. Walker, Monc- ton,A. Lelmlrre, Quebec; Wulf; Pearce, jr.H, alifax; B. Starrett Halifax; F. J. Piyuiif, Montreal, 2 J. A. Meineunid, urd.ignri; J L. Parlnman, Montague. I

-REVEIRE HOTEL

Horace Keily,Montague;Margaret A

aldl, Tracaxiie Cross; J. H. Sayers, Mlontreal; R. H. Campbell, Hunter River; H. H. iBeer.‘City; Win. S.

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Tillnunnea sl lhls ls

eaeadisl olsmontlatha

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Tryon Horse Breeders Association Meeting July 6th 192|

Programme for July 6th, 1921

2.17- Trot-2.21 Pace-Stake Purse ....... ._ 8300.00 2.40 Trot and Pace Purse $125.00 Gentlemans Driving Race Purse 37500 Entrance 5 per cent payslble-2 mer cent May 7, 1921-1 per 4-gm

fluids is fully as long as that stat- May 31, 1921-2 per cent June 14, 1921. When horses must be named,

All races mile heats three ln five, money to he divided 50, 25, 15 and

sticking or the pmons before me 10 per cent. Usual 5 per cent deducted from money winners.. _

In 2..17 trot, 2.21 pace, horses not inside ithe money- winning, 3 pe,-

restored by the ilubricating system; Cell! “funded-

fI‘he management reserve the rights to declare off within two week;

after closing of entries. Also right reserved to refuse any entry or

ii.. from lievweeu their points ue- °°“‘P°“°-

in Ge-nilefmnns Driving Race horses only eligible who have never

‘aced on Race Tracks before. _

J A. LYMAN, Sncy,

GORDON DAWSON. President

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effect lipon engine oil than when

kerosene is used as a carbon pre~ ‘

ventative. `

The Iiinesl farm property offered in years on Thursday Aplili 28th at p. m. sharp.

I am instructed by. Mr. W. Owen to sell his farm at Keppoch. Lot 48

41,5 miles from Charlottetown. This form of about 200 acres is one of

IH. G. Long, Torom,0_ A_ n_ best situated properties in the province and an ideal site for a summer

.M}ank_ T¢mn,¢0_ A_ E_ Argenauig hotel. Also _all the stock, crop and faruning implements consisting of

choice young draft horses, 5 excellent cows, (2 fresh and 2 to freshen ooo.) 50 hens, ti h. p. (sta. rite) engine, binder. hay loader, tedder,

Montague; W.lB. Smith, M¢mcton;|m0We.rs, ralles, manure spreader, 2 sets disc harrows, 2 spring tooth G_ K1nge¢ead_ Moncwn; J_ w_ Mc. and 3 sets pin harrows, grain separator (Perfection), milk separator.

Magnet), fertilizer sqwbr, seeder (McCorrulck), gang and other plows, truck wagons, 2 trucks _and wheels, 3 carts, wood sielghs. box and

Bed|mg|,0n_ T0,-Ong” K_ N_ Mc; driving sleitghs, turnip pulpers, sculilers, turnip sower, and horse drill, 1m_¢,9h_ Halifax; R_ L_ R",-,)»_ 5t_ and riumerous other articles. Also all kinds oi' harness-all in John; D. N. Dickie, Montreal; L. "ne COTNHUOH-

CROP:-40 tons hay, 5 tons straw. 250 bus. white oa-ts, 75 bus. wheat,

M-d_ Toronto; L_ D_ g.¢_epha,,s0n_ quantity of iurnlps and mangolds.. - `

TERMS ON STOCK ETC.:-Seven moniihs credit on all sums over 10.00. 6 per cent discount per annum off for cash. TERMS ON FARM made known at sale. Farm residence is modoruln very respect and is open for inspection until day of sale.

Sala starts positively on time.

J. A. McDONALD,

Auctioneer.

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Canadian Between

N B H U n 3| Prince Edward Island

~ and the Mainland

l2a'|waLi§ Effective May 2nd

- Trains for Borden connecting with

S. S. "Prince Edward Island" leave

- Charlottetown 7.00 a. m. and 1.85 p.

Morning train connects with traI?\1'leavI1ig Tormentine t 10 30

6 Train leaving at 1.35 D. m. connects with train leaving Tormentlne at

20 p. m. connecting t S k ill I N . nd Mohtreal and wltlli Nb? ll) Eexp`l~ctrl\i-i f3r3T)il"\‘|1tTdt|z\'l)\:?|ll?I):ll?:s€.'or Quebec

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Change

WEST:

Borden 9.15 p. ln. arlive Summers

Daily except Sunday leave C

Daiily except Sunday leave Chu

train for Borden and arrive Charlotte

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Daily except Sunday leave Elm

SOUTH:- ~

leave Charlottetown 4-00 p. ni. arrive _ aa?

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Canadian National Railuiaqs

0i Time, `P. E. island Division

C0mlIl€l10lng Monday, May 2nd, 1921, traiins will run as follows:- I

Daily except Sunday leave Chariotletuwn 7.00 ii.. m., arnlve Borden 9.10 a. rn.; returning leave

ide 11.05 p. rn., Clmrlottetown 11.30 p. m. .

hariottetown 1.35 p. m., arrive Borden 4.45 p. m.. returning leave Bor-

den 4.10 pnm. arrive Charlottetown 7.00 p. ni.

lottetown 2.50 p. nl., arrive Emerald J-unot-ion 4.55 p. m. connect with

train from Borden, arrive Summerside 6.15 p. ni. T|.gnig»h 10,00 p_ m_ _

Dolly except Slllldll/y leave Ohaiotitetown 4.40 p. ln., arrive Emerald Junction 7.10 ri. im., leave

Emerald Junction 10.00 p. m. on arrival of train from Borden; arrive Summeside 11.05 p. ln. \

Daily except Sunday leave 'llignish 6.00 a. m., arive Summerside 9.25 a. in., leave Surnmeriride 9.55

a. m., arrive Cliariotitetoiwn 1.05 p. mt '

Monday, Wednesday and Friday, leaves Tignish 7.20 a. mf arrive Summerside 1.00 p. m., leave

Summorside daily 1.55 p. m. arnive Emerald Junction 3.25 p. m. Borden 4.45 ;p. m., connecting with sec- ond trlp of Car Ferry for Mainland points.

lilly H0011! Slllldtly leave Summerside 7.05 a. m. arrive Emerald Junction 8.10 a. m. connect witlh

itown 10.50 a. m.

Daiily exeoept Sunday leave Borden 7.10 a. m. arrive Dneraid 8.10 a. m., Sumimerside 9.55 a. m.,

Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday leave Summerside 11.45 a. ni., arrive Tlgnish 5.20 p. m.

Dllly 010099! Sunday |9“V° B°rd°n 4-10 P- lm., arrive Summerside 6.15 p. m., 'I`lg:lrl.sh 10.00 p. -ni. `

Dailly except Sunday leave Emerald 5.05 p. m. arrive Berrien 6.05 p. m.

Monday, Wednseday, and Friday, leave Charlottetown 6.35 a. m., arrive Mount Stewart 8.30 o. In-.

Georgetown 11.45 a. m., Souris 11.2.5 e. m, returning leave Soul-is 1.15 p. m., Georgetown 1.10 p. m. Mmm! Stewart 4.15 p. im., arrive Charlottetown 5.50 p. m.

Ira 5.30 a. mt.. Souris 650 am Gaorgstown845a m .Mound Stt/wart

8.45 a. m., arrive Cliariotteiown 10 00 a. m., retumingleave Chariotitetiowir 3.10 p. ni., Mount Btevrart 4.15 p. m., Georgetown 6.15 p. m, Sou/rin 6.05 p m, Elmira 7,20 p. m.

Dlllly ekoepl s‘“‘"'d0y a-nd Sunday. leave Murray Harbor, 6. 45 a. m., arrive Ghariometovm 10.40 a.

m., returning leave Charlottetown 3.30 p. in., arrive Murray Haber 7.25 ` . m.

SATURDAY ONLY leave Murray I-lapbor 7.30 a. rn., arrive Charlottetown 10.25 a. m.; rewmins

MUWUY Haibor 6.45 p. m. .

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