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925 acre farm, with large build-l hip 1n good repair. telephone con- nection, 130 acres cultivate, balancl covered with wood and lumber, we) watered. have grown successfully for several years large acreage seer Dill-owes, also good stock farm. l‘. miles from Albany Station anc Tryon Creamery. Electric light lin. Dates farm. School at gate. lill acres with buildings may be solt sqzlmtely to suit purchaser.

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Professional Cards ~ DONALD s. HAR'I

Chartered Accountant (Formerly Travelling Auditor Income Tu Department) 134i Edward Street

SENSE OF HUMOR

"l thought up a swell lle to tell the wife, but she bust right out latln."

“Why, did she think It was I funny story?"

“No, she laid she was lafln at the Halifax, comic illustration." 2l29-i-3l-imo.

“So much crust was never asso-

COULDN'T BLAME THE ENGINE “His engine's knocking all the

"Well, you'd knock a driver like

O§-O-OQ@O"

SONIA

By“ vlnA i-luRsT -O~O+§'§'QfV§§O-O §O'O-O OQO-O O-Of (CONCLUDEDJ '

lmlllll i 'lilllll

Question: Why should yo children receive cmub’ cod-liver oil regularly? ' Answer: While militia the child's best food, it is deficient in rickets-pre- venting vi That is why t: man lc were re urn n 0 s o e 6's“ ‘ em ' teeth dhallixalill Vlllltllh nlorli Ellwood-liver oil ‘ace in

Slurliug m leave illo -sccuriiy of the hospliul for the: world outside! ‘ Sruili hlul lWCOlnv nccuniollleli to the foul- walls of her room. She had found peace. there under the protection of Don's name.

Dioclurs anll ulllllsi-‘s smiled as he took her away,

She sot beside hlnl ln the taxi. worshipping tho ouiline of his lath- er gallnl face, wishing she (lured to tr-ucll is hand.

flool. When they were alone "1

vousness as they ascended to their 0 ‘S

D011 Hllilfllasted that she go directly

to bell. Like a frightened chllll she obey] ~

Hl. Icould do. But l do not wlgl, m" Bur. iler strength returned. ill auuarrlage w hold,"

few days size knew she was well "You mean "‘

emmlil‘ l" B“ 1°‘ Mlllwle- when "Even if l am an outcast" she

Laugdon ho found she hall been

packing. "I'm

l0 love where l please."

IP-"lvillll; lO-IIIOTFFHSUV shelchiilfs. 5am‘ l "I beg W111‘ bullion, l have been ‘1 lie sal down, asking iluletly, a mncelted ass}

“all! "l9 l0 wme. along?" l "Not at all," she answered, _ “No I'll rather so alone. l Ml blightly. "You've been wonderful l" ‘llslllflce- F011 KYIOWZ" and l'm as grateful as any girl

"You'll find that changed, l Qflllld hey ‘ think." “Grateful, but "Well, it won't remain so," she mo!"

Fmd- filleelflllly. “Once they refll- “Marriage is too serious, Don. W: We are"? living toseiher." I've learned my lesson but I don't "We're going to live together af- cam lo pep wife-even to you."

ll-l‘ ylnfve slaved with your moih- lie faced nel- desperately.

"1' “whim l/"lk he". 301ml. WW1! "You don't love ule?"

admit Ymm"? mails a mlfimke. Bl" For the second time ill her life is lhat any reason for ruining your 30.11;, lied,

entire life?" Immediately he left her room.

"Y0" 131ml‘ 110i living with Yo" She hall accomplished her purpose. will will my entire life?" He, was too big and fine m be mur-

H" ""11"" "Wily. rled to a. cheat. He had given her

llm- voice svas mecliimiC-‘iliy flock her soul, ‘lIn ‘leltlfn, t-llle orlglll, as Sl\(' continued. would venue his, The knowlgdga

"Don't. lhlnk l don't appreciate should have given her joy. But Ill you've done, I meant Wllill 1'51... buried hP-r head in the pillows 5am ‘dial ‘lllihi- “Ill “'91? Gml and l-lll-d as if her heart would illiilifllifl-l-r me from a living hell." prank,

"All right." His smile was grim. “(irzlulcd l'nl a. hero Wllll laurel wrl-zllhs across my brow _ _ _ , , _ “lg. lhllt any reason for severing our marriage?"

"it's not o marriage."

“if you look it up in the records‘ yolru om it is," l

“You know what. II. mean. li. start- ed Wloulz. ilu- lrsult of my Siflfiflll‘

you don't. love

FINAL lNSTALLMENT.

Sun/ill returned to her nlllivc town, not quite. a yoal from the lime she had departed from Chic. ago, slaying awake all night for fear of missing a thrill.

Willi what a burden of‘ wisdom she lelllrllell‘. Scarred and old br- yorld her years, but not broken, thank God!

Thank Do“ Siillwuiel", who hall shown her what u. wonderful filing real love might be.

Hol- moi-hes met. llcl" lli, tho i-rain.

She. criod, “Sonizlf with llfiflllpr" 4H3 llrlrgel in lll‘l‘ voice.

llol- thin arlns grasped Aunll tightly.

“filoillnr, darling!"

\\"l\t>l'. ilfey nim- lllflllll‘, Alma suid, “Yolfrl- so pnle, You mus. huvl- bl-l-n dreadfully ill."

"l was."

"Di-u wro-ll- lhul you hall lukcn llln, wrong l)lk\lll(‘.ll\l\ by lnisillkle,“

SllililPllly Snltln realized that. she. was vcry lllPll and glad to he at lome, inside the drllll living room, hurled ill (he. comfort of the faded llavcnporl, but safe!

ller ngotller ‘brought lea, {Lhiil lvlulo Smlhl lay nibbling ll piece of Duffel-lad loasi. Vela cnmv.

Vera luulll- u grcul lllliii with the children. '

“Kiss Anni Sc-niu.....l)on't you Lllilik‘ the. baby's growing? Paul thinks he is going (.0 look like mo."

Th»: old Vol-a hutwltll reservo- tions in her eyes. She would do

inlpulso,"

“lt has helm of rllllllPléllll. weight "u hold during those last. weeks." he replied, resolutely.

“Oh, .0011... . ._." .

"l see no lcuson," he insisted.

"why it should not Ufilltllllle noun" v Her byes filled with tears, but she blushed ihcul away. ' llo was forcing hm" to tlll- brutal course Bile hull planned.

Silo. l-ricd, “l llnnfi wuui. pity!"

Ill- sl-izcd hcr shoulders.

"Don't be ll fool You know il isn't lhul."

A..- sllllllenly as he hall sl-izlall hcr hi‘ lot her g0.

“You know i lovo you. I've loviid you savor since ille llny l mulls you kiss mi‘. When l held you in my arms I know I cf-llltl never lei you K0."

livr ill-art was ihnlbbinp: in lli’l' bPfiil-‘il lllic ll wounded, hrokcp birll. Tears llllrnl-d ll‘l her hyPH.

“Don't make love i0 m". please."

“Why shouldn't u ” ho cried pals- slonufr-ly,

H!!!‘ head was high. “Because his; bad iaslc. You've. done everything for mo a mall

Dr. C. C. Archibald

Graduate to N. Y. Post Graduate Medical School‘ and Hospital Practice lmllted to Eye, Ear Nose and Throat.

‘memos Eyes and supplying Glasses Ofllce, Buyer Building Great George Street 081cc Hours-ll to 12.30. 1.30 to 5.00

Mark R. McGuiga B. A.

IARRIBTER. SOLICITOR. ETC Money to Loan. Cameron Block, Charlottetown, P.8d

McLeod & Bentley

$Pvrty Gentleman: l'd like to

her best toward Sonia.

Wlhon Anna had taken, the chil- dren into the kitchen for bread and Jelly. Vera said, “Sonia, 1 was so surprised to hear you and Donwere married, I think you might have told me . . . . . . ..

"It wasn't an ordinary marriage," explained Sonia, with lowered ayes.

“Well, of course. I suspected that. Still. ‘it makes everything look very different. Just as Paul says, if we had known . . . . . ."

"What Paul says doesn't limiter to me."

Vera looked shocked and Sonia swept on, surprised m find the old animosity against hlr brother-in- lliw-flilll8r pleasantly reassuring.

To Make Pine Cough Syrup _§t_ Home

Unfit-wan!‘ for prong: results.

_ Pine is used in nearly all resori tlons and remedies for coug s. T a reason ls, plne has a remarkable eficcl: H1 soothing and healing the membranes of tile throat and chest.

Pipe cou h syrups are combinations of plne an syrup. The “syrup" part ls usually plain sugar syrup.

To ma e the best pine cough remedy that_money can buy put 2,5 ounces of_1'lncx ln a 16-02. ttle, and fill up with home-made sugar syrup. Or you can use clarified honey instead of sugar amp. This makes 6 ounce :2: o

In you can buy read -mude for

Ills eyes were like a ilufferilvgl

l

Anna had K0118 Sh?! n I've had a letter fro D011-

‘Sonia met her eyes unafral

"You needn't worry. MYS- wnter. ‘I've made him see 31° possible tho situation to."

"Hm he has announced your mur- ridge."

"Thai was foolish," admiltedjo “m, "gnu u can all lla undone."

She, was so ilrnd of explanations. So deathly fired! Bu! because this woman was tho mother of Don gllllwuisr, Snniu fold herself she would have laudull-ll anything.

Sim sllid uenily, “Plenum flue-xi ma, I'm going in lzlvo llinl hack lo you."

Sill: was llmzlzcll |)l'OllIl, dark eyes 19111-3. To (ml llv- adder woman's clot-w over llPPfl.

"l (l0n'l want you Ir.- glve. him up, Sonia. Doll loves yoll. Do you think l ain't rcad (he heart of my own son?" '

Trembling Sonia fultered, "He'll get over it. There will be some one else.“

"You're breaking his heart, I)0n Silllwater is a one-woman man." Then Sonia put her head in. the. older woman's ‘lap and burst into tears.

"You wouldn't want me to love

d. Sull- w iln-

lo soc those

Dr-n came in after u day with Dr. said proudly, "l reserve the right him 1g you kuew___.._'l

“I don't believe a word of h," Don's mother cried smartly. “My bl-y couldn't love a. gill who wasn't clean and fine. l1 don't care what any one says."

ln spite of her troubled heart, Sonia smiled.

"No wonder he's different with a mother like you."

"Don't try to flatter me. I'm no fool, my dear, if l1 am a doting mo-

ther. But you be good to Don.“ t i

Soul-u helped her mother,

e

She

sat long hours basting and hem- lufng for customers. ln these hours l of quiet sewing and talking, she l, l l I

grew to appreciate her mother as never before. The patience of a genius, the skill of an artist be- longed m Anna Marsh. Because shl- wlls able lo create beautiful lhil.»gs sllc bull fr-ulld peace in hel- lh-essulaklng. For hcr there was pure joy in colors and lilies. Yudl-r Sonilrll loving attention slu- lllossonlell lnio a Jlalf-shy ynlllllhlllless, Tllcy welli tq clllllcll iugeihcr; tn the "movies"; to u party lli Nina's. She developed n slnllo which delighted Sonia. as no words of graluuuo could have done. She had succeeded ill help- ing her luotller achieve happiness. ll. would soon he graduation‘ time again. Sonia planar-ll fo- return to (‘hicllgo before her flicnds came. home from college.

her secure u position‘. although she could DEVI‘? go back to the real ca». tale. office. So she. wrote to him

when silo saw Don coming toward the lKllll-li’. Sllc wont. mil. lo meet him.

alihc-uzh the color lcfi. her face. llt ihe. look in ltls cyos.

Ho. said, miillET-Dl-llhill)’, "llow urn yo-il, Sonia?"

"Very well. I lliiVi! l, ll-fter from your uncle."

“Uncle .1011 ready to return to Chicago."

Wile color iloeplencll in her face.

“llc said he would lio glad to help lllo."

‘l-Ylsz-l, ho will."

Sho asks-d llboui. his work, As always, when his profession was zucutioncd, ho. waxed eloquent.

“What. a mun he is." she ihoughi. “l was riglli. Nothing will cvc" break him."

She thought ll proudly, but with

unbearable pain. He followed her into the house. Sonlrfwas sure her mother had seen them coming. The llvlug room was vacant, but Mrs. Underwood's new crepe dangled from a chair.

She smiled.

"You sqo how l am using my

preserved in that creation."

his arms.

“My dear," he said. "you lie like a gentleman, but hotel walls are thin. Chicago. after you said you llilln‘ love me, l heard you crying . . . . ..

TlH EN'D.

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DUNSTAFFNAGE NOTES

, . said: "Sonia; tlcally-free from debt

swhumlnfl in m

She llud de- cllled to ask Jed Thomas lo hclp

and had just. received his answer

u. seemed good in sr-o. him again,

Hllll mo you were

time’! Hundreds of tiny stitches are

He dropped the bag he cal-lied, and coming up to her took her in

In the night before you left l:

pays no int- free to all or not all or

crest or dividends. but is patrons whether shareholder and whether shippinsl by’ I ltealn.

ln consideration of the iavl llwi the olri board of Directors, namely F. R. Hughes, w. Envessey. C- T- Ferquson. Peter Brodie, Theo Ellis. ,1. n. Dover and J. _R. qolnplvn. Bangor gave such satisfaction dur- ing the past year they were all rc- electcd. _

Several questions o! local import- ance were talked over. Also the one of letting Anstrallan butter come into Canada under a duly of 1 cent. And the following resolution was drawn up and passed unani-

FEBRUARY 1, 192s

ously:

WHEREAS butter made inthe Antlpolies under summer conditions is now beulg shipped to Canada ill large quantities under a duly 0T only one ccnt per lo. iherclly cntcl- lng into direct competition with butter made under wmtcr condi- tions, thereby hBVmK l1 VeYY serious effect on the progress of dalrylng in this province. And whereas winter dalrylng is the very backbone of agriculture and the best known method of keeping our forms in the best condition. l THEREFORE resolved this comp- any earnestly request our federal member to use every [means in their power to have the old duty of i four cents restored. ‘ Inspector McDonald being pres- ent gave a very helpful talk, also‘. read a very interesting paper. Re- marks congratlating the offl- ficers were made by a large number of those present. after lvlllcn votes of thanks‘ were irendcred to Mr. McDonald. The Directors, P-illflllgél‘, Assistant and Secretary and duly~

acknowledged. v

i -——--—£&C>——-i ram OVER KIDNEYS if WAS SOOTHED AWAY l1 _.__ | Lost Appetite Completel, Restored , l

A splendid recovery was mode by Mr. A .S. Gray of Elbros, Sask. He heard of a good kidney medicine and used it. "I started using Dr. Hamli- ton's Pills a few months ago and find them a great. medicine for Stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles. After taking a iew boxes of Dr.‘ Hamilton's Pills the soreness in the region of my kidneys is nearly all gone. I am eating anything now, which I couldn't do before taking Dr. Hamilton's PillsP-A. S. Gray. '

These mild yet active pills contain‘ vegetable restoratives, such as man-f drake and butternut, and put new, life into the liver and kidneys. They, soothe away backache and make you feel brisk and full of "pep." 25c at.’ all dealers.

Itching Piles

I t ti Rel’ d d . firs, .ra"...vslsl.avl:“il::.

lustlnmSootheaJic-uls andisfllMnl-lieed toStup unycnssotltchznpglilind,Bleeding or Prstrudln lea. Al Drug lsta have PAZO OIN A ENTln tubeswi pllspipe attachment at 75c; nnd in tin box at 60c.

CIVIC

Prince Edward» Island,

dition thereto.

for the said City,

man in the City Council for each o of the said City, and of Two persons to serve as Common Council- men in said Council for Ward Number 4 of said City, and of Three persons to serve as Common Councilmen in said Council for Ward 5 in the said City; being in a11- a Mayor, Three commissioners of Sewers and Water supply, and Eight Common Councilmen repre- senting the City as f011ows°_ '

The Salads Tss Comlll"! l8 the most successful l” company In NQIPHIZAIIIIHCI.‘ ,

so “SALADA" Tea-won do not know tbs plsq, ure and satisfaction you arsydsllyltrlsslng. 75¢ to $1.05 lwr lb-

" ALADA"

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To the Electorsof Ward F ives LADIES & GENTLEMEN:

It is with pleasure that I once ‘again offer to Ward 5 and the Citizens in general my services as Councillor in the Civic Election 0n Feb. 8, 1928.

Having been one of your repre- sentatives for the past two years in the City Council I have endeavored to give you the best services possible within my power.

Needless to say that I stand for everything that would be for the BEAUTIFYING and BETTER- MENT of our City.

It has been my ‘aim in the past and will be in the future to keep our TAXES ' as LOW AS POS- SIBLE. Permanent civic improve- ment will receive my cordial sup- port. ECONOMY BEING THE WATCHWORD in all such under- takings. '

As I will be unable to call on all personally, I take thislopportunity » of soliciting your support on Elec- lion Day. ,

Respectfully yours,

SAMUEL KENNEDY

ELECTION!

In pursuance of An Act of the Legislature of the Province of _ _ _ lnflde and passed in ‘the Third year of the reign 0f His Malesty Kins Edward VII., Chapter 17, intituled “An Act to consolidate and amend the Several Am; jmqrporatjng the City of Charlottetown and all Acts in amendment t},

eréof or in ad-

I do hereby give Public Notice that an Election of a. Mayor for the said City, Three Commissioners of Sewers and Water Supply.‘ and of One person to serve as a Common Council-

f the Wards Numbers 1, 2 and 3,

"awllflo not’

One Councillor, One Councillor One Councillor

For Ward Number One For Ward Number Two For Ward Number Three For Ward Number Four Two Councillors For Ward Number Five Three Councillors

‘WILL BE HELD ON

WEDNESDAY. The Eighth day of February, A. D., 1928

At ‘the several Polling Places as Described in Proclamations Post- edln the Several Wards of the said City. ‘ '

NOMINATION DAY,WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1ST, A.D. 1923

At the Ofiice of the City Clerk, City Hall, from the hour _ of Twelve O'clock noon, until the hour of Four O'clock in the after’ noon of the same day.

For Qualifications of Electors see Act 3rd Edward VII., Call '17, Secs. 24 to 29; also Act 1st George V, Caps 13 & 14, also Cap. 9 Act 17 Qeorge V. Sec. 5. .

G. NICHOLSON, City Clerk, City Clerk’s Ofllce. LEONARD B. MILLER, Mayor of the City of Chllrlottetown. a ‘loittetownmlanuary 20th,19237

“l mean it. Paul makes me fired. ‘ill he suits you, why, that's dandy, but llonTquote him lo- me."

“l can't understand why you're so lit-fall‘ 1p llllll.“ ‘

"Perhaps you can the next time you're tired and ill and he. goes simmillg out of the house."

Vera lookell thoughtful.

“l will adlnlf. he wasn't. very kind, but he'll made up for ll since."

B t $2.50. It is pure, good an leasaut- children like it. ' p You can feel this tulle hold of a cough or cold ln a way that moans business. The cough may be dry, hoarse and “flit, or ma? be persist- ently loose rom the ormation of hlsgm. The cause ls the some-in- nmel membranes-and this Pine: and yrup combination will atolp it e dl

W. E. BENTLEY. K. O. Barrister and Attemey-at-Lavl office: 1B0 Richmond Street MONEY TO LOAN

Jharlottsvown, P. E. l.

lee a golf club, please.

Green Clerk: Yesslr, there's one down the road about a quarter oi i mile.

The Annual Meeting of the Dun- staflnage Dairying Co., was held recently with quite a large attend- ance. 1n the absence cl‘ Pres. Hughes, C. '1‘. Fefllllliflh occupied the chair. The reports of the Dlq rectors showed the con-many to be‘ in splendid shape and with the, present ole-operative spirit. abroadu bright prospects arc stlll ahead as evidenced by the fact that the sup-l ply is at present about. double as large as the previous winter.

Something over 110,000 lbs. oi butter was manufactured which sold for 36.88 cents per lb. llettiing the patrons 38 l-2 cents per lb. butter fat which we» think is a very creditable shciwing nnrl only pos- sible because the company is prac-

Aousehold Hints. This Institute is n favor of the proposed Institute super. A map of the world had ._ on nlnrcd in the school and a usualy in 24 hours or less. Sp n ‘d, Christmas Tree was held for me too or bronchial asthma, bronchitis,

children. rt was decided to hold a “ "°"'°'""~

u card-play the second week in Fcbru- pofgfiefld‘ 3835:? figgfgwggemgjl Again that dark, sweet look in w. ilL lnc hnme of Mrs. A. D. Mc-

"acq; and palatal,“ sumac“, ‘m; is hl-r sister's eye-s. The look which Isaac. to raise funds. Lunch was famous the world over for its prompt hall hurl Sonia .1 year before, lull crvcd by the hostess and a social tlifgwlzao" gguglli-sm t A k shn understood if llnW-—\ll‘l(l61‘fiLflO(l 1°“? W95 “sieved. drugs,“ “to, n2" ogngz}, o,“ Pifiggfl so well that. llcr hand lcuchcd out. wit directions. uaranteed to , d" Vwfli‘ "Tl"- . "l know, old llcltr—-—- I O O I i