run cu

uw-écdcmanflv,‘

‘The c111 W110 Had No Chance

Iy MARION RUBINOAM

Langley Williams. For the occa-s» 101i. she woro the cnstoff ev- filllllg dress. onco Enrllyns, than worn by both Myra and Gaby Car- tcz, and now her ovrn pus-session. She felt. when she slipped into u. that she looked very cltified and charming. She combed her hair as 1'\ll'1'n had show-n her, and except u for the tact that her

‘Qfi-O". A Bunnies on 1 ca. 21 it penctrates. restores nor- se 11 happened‘ tlmtwbcu the ma! c1rc1iiation~brcaks dance came off. Ruth went with painful COHECSUOH.

Sloan's Uniment-killc E1711.‘

"Yes, l have. 1l'vo looked more t you than any other girls 111 the low shoes toivn.‘

Mud: m Canada,

' "lainglsy saiid. but the n1un~

;. I were black. and rather shabby, she lner 1n which h1- suid it made of it

' 1 . felt herself very wcll dressed. She 11 Clmlllli- Edict. 1101 a Wlllplllllellt- A P.C. canbewunbyawoman of full figuyg 1.4, H, mud, _ _ . . .. . , . I “a debumnm Th: RC i, firm cmugh Ulwcp the 11.111 altered the frock a’ little, so it “kBut ll t‘ k211i’ ‘Rieziibéraiwu from ding’ yet "mime enwgh for m“, Wt and was no so very low in the neck 1 qyoun ‘ asst l“ u‘ k I

nmmmm y knd pa“ andpoise to tywwc" ¢¢v¢1°p¢d The dress created an enormous I woman or not. 1 ra 1c!‘ 1 11

‘ scnsation at tl11- 1l11ncc-— and so prefer you. in those little dresses

fiswv- .‘ The best value for the money.

4

GUARANT

FOR SALE

lzlValuable Property. , . At Kinross .

u.‘ General store - at inrossl acre of land with orchard, good ltlwelling house, barn 11nd warehouse’ 1-4]

0

ézxswta-izshrlwzi‘ 'Yo\1 >110 ‘look different from tho b31111.

1111111 M’ -—-~~~~~—-+..~ :’.§-“§'.:.:"1:?..‘,"SS

lrfifiifou never looked 11L me lwforc‘i“,g,_?;:;s“h,v,. my i1 g911<11111 11111111111111- 111223.‘... fviitzirr 1,11%“§§r.§j3i.fff,.;..*‘*l:'

111811 111 $111111 13.11.111.221 ..‘1{.‘;ll§;‘.l“"...°..~l;lt

Also 80 acres of land fladjoining my home- ‘stead formerly James

-MaoDona.11l farm, alll

l1-1 c

{clear in good cultiva-yFARly

ition ‘with barn and ‘Qmachine house.- F0 further» particulars, ‘apply to ' Alex. J. McLeod, Leavitt McLeod,

1 l

1 1 U i1 a

FOR SALE

Front lace, Back lace-whine and flesh. Parisian Cone! Manufacturing Ire-mu QUEBEC

must. be settled before March 31st

Court for co

the village‘ handy ocliool, store»

PS1. Potei." containing 290 acres of‘

‘land, 80 acres under cultivation,- m h v ‘ 1111) acres oi‘ hard and soft woodfag? Kfigevx u e

511111111" pasture, well watered, good penetm 1111x211 for dairy cattle or she-op rnis- 5mm l. , '11:.

‘.11.;

1111b her partner.

“Ho doesn't care much for girls. another ons said. "Margmcy Drew tor makes them all full in love with her. and be wouldn't look at her.

. over met. “11111111 s11. for hours in n was growing 11 little embnrrassllll; .» ,~ shady porch or i11- tho moonlight. to Ruth. USTPR-DDF 11nd talk about. nothing but how he “Do .1? 1 like 1111111111111." re the

makcs factories pay better. wherc be has travelled." Ruth laughed. She 11111-11 “uJ1romantl1)" quality in this friend. “Well, you're 1.111», sweet and sen- sible sort. He'll 113111 i0!‘ 5'0"." "l!"

as

a that

Li‘

l CLOVER SEEDS

hi

Stouflviiio, Ont. She was S dress.

danced

to have it known that wearing someones cast-off iviliuums. 11 epneewil» behllfiiiully. H athletic build 11111110 partner. 11nd he had a. rythni 8111i =1 lightness. thut wnfi quite different from the dnncini; of the overuse hov 111 M11111P1°1W< And 11c socmcrl tu iii“? 111i‘ ill-"lceln immensely.

NOTICE

" - il 1 All overdue accounts 11nd notes Mm ‘m ‘ea

into the

r chi-y will be handed

llection.

A. K. MACPHEE, New Dominion

I spreoil. over 111'!‘

you weuraround the ilousc. I like

. "l couldn't 111ml b.1111,“ one girl that blue one." l. u ed mn1arke1l——a rather vulgar little Ruth was surprised at this. H6 00' t viomun whom Ruih never quite not only had noticed her. he even Tmm“ liked. 11nd. noticed tlio color n!‘ her dross!

They walked home wrwthei" a1’- Sh’

1111's the most uuroniautlc man ilssid suddenly".

01‘ girl it seemed 111=1-1~s».~111ry'

now mp1.- or s11. or o stroll 11111111-1- the

Williams.

is height. allii illb tlillbdo 15]‘ Porsonalll’ sbc iloubtcd wlicther illlium‘ silo cvcr 111111 11111111111 20 miles i11 one day. Slii- knew shi- 111111 done

l5 though.

"ll" walked on it sueiucdl

tile ilauce. throuiili the quiet

eelts of the little tow-n. ‘You \i'nlk like a boy." 1.1111310)‘ when the silence

to make

(iefoncc. “What do you call walking? A

ecs in tile the evolving?" 80111111111111; in the inflection

of >1 voici- ncttlPd llcl‘. '

- ‘ other remark/ed". aftcr ltavlnff sum‘ “l 111111‘! 111111111 anything 01' tho

write n" ‘pawl pm.” H" o. led Ruth's iilfi-‘St-‘v frfllll- “l1 sltles-‘sort. l likc walking-real walking cuwe" f" 89'1"‘ '”dl"" “ituthio ilcui‘, i adore that gowrrluvoi‘ rough roads or hills. tun or

Did. you get it in New York?" 15 111111111."

& “Yes? Ruth answered. Elm] m“ “lt1111ll_w' (‘an you do 15 miles?" 3mg fngfghinl. could tell. the 1.rutl1—.yct 110E Obllé‘ The girl rmuonibered sonic

' e11 1o tell all ‘the truth. She 11111011 traiiilps she and Tim had tokon.

h1- was still :1

“I've done 20. 01 course

“Thorws ‘Cushioutop rer

vogue ninnncr. “ltis- 15 lllf‘1'(' 11nd 111111 very pretty country. 0"“- Ymh" h“ 5m“ I've donc. it on. horseback. \\'11ut HWY Bill» llmv“ m to w-alk it nc-xt Su11d:1_v‘.’"

Ruth said Fain-Fly.

v0o+oo+>++o+oo4o4+4+++¢¢-

eux took us witl

little crross with

1 c1111

Mountain there,’ hi? pointed ircsi in :1

“I

111111111111 Alter By

Canon F. G. Scott, 6.0/1.0" D. 8. O.

\ (copyright: all r10"! N- nrvui.) _ -

Maritime Religions Education Council

WW“ l linatltutes. Conferences and Meet- ings in the interest of the Chil- dren's Work are being steadily cur- ried on this mouth. At McAdam recently. Miss Harrison had an ev- ening Conference with the teachers and in the afternoon conducted a1 vary succmaful ‘istoryél-Iour." The Story Hour is one of the communi- ty plans for Children's Work and is meeting with much response. Besides being a delight giving pert‘ 0d to the girls and boys o! a neigh- borhood, something very definite‘ cun be contributed towards the‘ 1

l

CHAPTER 12.

morning Padre Mullin- 1 him in his car to vie-it. thclscenes connected with the great attack on Alllillfll sill- 1918~ He wished to obtain lllmmllralihl‘

The next

mental, moral and spiritual growth through this medilum. ‘it ‘is surely

\ '1 ., ‘ ' if '1 . \ !

- ron mvouk-T i u STANDARD PRICE,

ms 1111

At Fredericton on the 2nd, an-ITHE

r ‘ me .11 111 the cemeteries , (1)11. lilo W1" 111111 a“ early $01k?‘ ‘“%,§§°“';,,{§§§§{§,, irfschooafilnther iinstitute was held. when \ e11 off in R8911 9X" Teachers a, McAdam are carrying IJlmOIiS the topics presented was By reque" o! may o! ouideal‘;

lunch "and start pectnncy of 11 goo weather was 1111c

11 day's work. The 111111 the roads not too dusty. We went down the iam- liiiar streets of the 01d cilY- PM“ Longnuau, in the Chateau of which our artillery 111111 had their head- mun-germ and whore one of the men got. into trouble for shooting 1116 ducks. The pluue now looked neat and wqlpkepl. one could hardly imagine i1 being‘ intruded 1111011 by strangers. We came next to the town of Boves. llt. was quiet unii dtllillt. U11‘- plcturesque old houses. once the scans of gucll 111-live life, logked very sloepynud forlorn. with clos- ed ifoors and drawn shutters. They seenlerLto be occupied with tho memories of the past, dreaming old dreams. Herc,‘ in the great days before we launched the flcrce at- inck on that August morrrtng which tolled the knell of Gcrmun hopes, they had been a tremendous con- centration oi‘ ixnlts of the Canadian Corps. Every house, every shop ivus filled with men, and 111 the gur- dens of the (‘hateuii much war mat- erial WES stored. The ivliole place then was ihrongsd with- eager licairts who lcli they were 011 the eve of victory. Our cur passed down the almost desonted strccls, and we looked here and itborc at the familiar land~ marks, We \\'11lli. on 11p it branch road towards (lcntelles Wood. 1n this wood, illflllsiillfis of men had been coliecicd 111 i918, waiting for zero hour. They marched to itunl dor cover o1‘ darkness, and 111 the daytime tho 111111111. dusty road and the thick trees oi‘ the wood gave no signs to German airplanes of the movement of the. troops. As now we sped onward we saw the fields on both sides filled with rich crops. No trace of lllc war was anywhere visible. but when we. came to the emmnca of 11111 wood, we stopped 11111 car and r111 out. to hunt for the. old dugout which hud been tlic

on a Saturday Story Hour; the co~ operation of the trustees making 1t possible to use one of the school rooms for this purpose.

Tile Boys’ Conference tube held in April in this community is being greatly looked forward to.

At. Woodstock on the 16th a. two session Elementary institute was held in the United Baptist. Church, with a good representation of teach- ers present. Mrs. T. McKinney ’pre- sldod, Miss Clara Carson receiving‘ the detailed information from the schools. A profitable time was spent in practical, keen discussion and splendid suggestions were made as to promotion plans for the work. Miss Doris Hanson gave a well thought out talk on “Promo- tions in our Sunday School. The young ladies of the B.Y.P.U. kind- ly served a. very nice supper to all, thus giving on opportunity for 11 better examination of the exhibit of hund-ivork and home-work which Miss Harrison 11nd arranged. This work of the boys and girls 1111s been collected at various time» zlurlng the lust few months. little of 11 be- ing especially prepared for uu c11- blbit. It ~hus been gathered from, schools in ‘Pruro. l-lnllfux, Middle- ton, Kompt, Moncton, Compbellton, Lepreau and Victoria. 1P. E. l. The illustrated hymns are particularly good, while all work shows neat- uess, care and interest. The lusti- tuto “'11s in very way very worth wii-lie, and through the encourage- ment gained, a greater impetus ivns given to ‘all Children's Work.

011 the 17th Miss Harrison hcld n Conference with the Carleton County ivorkers, WIIBFB definite pro- motion plans were made.—Mlssion- ary instruction. Memory Work 11nd Children's Week being prominent 111 the outline for the coming mouths.

l

objective on the 21111 day of 1111-. 11t~

"rim-i"

!. A1111 111111 was settle-d 11nd 11s lheyllma

as hoy xverc frlmids for

inic. .\'11t 11111 ilauce no

music.

Fhl"°k~"~~ Sh“ “M11111 111111111111 lights. xvlir-n \\'1lii11111s‘m". way Wm, mamhem The place graves of many (lommfleq

lllQllgh grccn bushes, 1101 fur from the road. l-lli” ‘l-"Fl We went. dow11 into the deep hole

Battle Headquarters of the, lFirst

‘Division on 1111- uiuht of August 7. “wk It is m“ remvermg itself’

111111 the rich farmlands givc pro-

“Temperance Teaching in Our Sun- day School." 1 . John, spoke 011 this phase ol’ t

pie across the line are ful ihuslusm for the proposed Vacntio iBlbls School programs. t already attending the experiments curried out during the and to u great extent hearty response from the children. The attendance has been beyond

the program.

ustinc Smith.

i-ers we will continue to issue, tho lucky bu: of GOLD BOND or Azpy ‘Flour every Monday. . Mo] pea. The lucky purchasers of the past 1 o; en. have all expressed their satlsfuq. n tion with tbs premium they in“;

This en- receivcd and the excellent quality e success'0f the flour. All grocers have it inystoclr. Ask past season, for GOLD BONDFlour for your from the Bread Baking and AZBY for‘ you; cakes and pas-trys and D0 NOT BE PUT OFF WITH SOMETHING THAT YOU MAY BE TOLD 1S JUST AS GOOD. ' Remember the lucky coupon is only in GOLD BOND and AZpY bags and every bug is flllilrfihtaed satisfactory.

Mrs. Newcombe, of

he work. ‘ lantern from Sunday Sc

huslasm comes from th

expectation 11nd pleasure shown in

A new book for use in preparing for our Sunday School and other services is now offered, and oroinls-' cs to be particularly flneq-"Hymnsl for the Living Age." by Prof. Aug- lBesides the hymns and programs of service, s. history

l _ THE CHARLOTTETQWN MILL- givlng incident. 11nd story regarding |

N8 C0,, LTD.

the hymns is incl111le1l. 23_mwm_ Continuing from inst week the ‘"- report of the R.I<}.C.C. Committee on Week-day ltellgious Education under the 11911111111; of hiethods, we l-“QHWAY lmpnovgimgN-r

find the following curriculum sug- l-’~'~‘-“l'l°“~‘l1— Pursuant tn the requirements oi the Canada Highways Act, separate Sealed Tenders marked "Tenders for Grading and Concrete Struc- tures Project No will be received by the Underslgned until noon on Fijday, \pril 27, 1923, for grading, construction of concrete structures and other necessary work on the following roads:

5.—-Curriculum.

(n). The Local Board of Week- Day Religious.‘ ‘Education should clicmse the lesson mziterial. The following suggestions as to Week- dny lesson material are submitted, but such rapid developments are inking pluce in this phase of our- work that we consider these us‘

more or less temporary and mby‘ Prom“ N“ 411 Alberm“ to have some suggestions of change P°Yl118e~

with-in the year, Project No. 43, Western Road to

(b) For moi-it schools it will TYRE VflilBY.

likely lie found most practical m Project No. 44, Wellington to Si. make the following griullng for re- Cyrysostum. 1 llgious instruction 111111 the suc- Project No. 45, Miscouche " to

Grand River. Project No. 46, Central Bedeque to Rose Valley.

ceeding texts are recommended for the following grades:

Grade 1.——'l‘l1e.‘l1egin11er'.=1 Book

There Wt‘ found it. amid "use m. a good harvest‘

.1 . i lB l , ' 11111111111 in the white chalk, lightinglgmufifignoréenvrglzg ‘lfidflsggzy a:

n11 station, anyone Wliillillg for n _, _ , 1 H is v _ _ _ _ _ . , hum, hon“. can commummne wnhliiot rcnllze how 1l1.1r1n n1: l 111.111 111,». .li'lll .11.11111111 the E11, DllJi-jffill damp but was delightfully cool. welbke“ and "e 1 1 lmude hm‘. . 111111; 111-r 11 or "111 llo0|'-—tl1e. two (ti-The lust, 111114111 1m’ l; l; w the l S “ a “Wm! 5"“ l"' J‘ NMADAM‘ libido w- 1111.. vitally’ 1011111119 - home 1;. 111111141-611 11' 11 M11111“ ‘he °“m‘“"“ "l ‘he “Ml” “l” “"5" P‘*"""' P‘ E ‘l! -‘ 1111.1 the l iMiiig, 1', "em; fulfilment. The? wigricbxlitvolilviohlld]tliatllage’ ' i 1» . . 1 ' ‘ ‘ < . 1, 4 1 *3 zwks m“ lslic 11.111 1‘:11kc1l~ books? with he night. for the into of the world de-Egflfiltt ‘S; Stleefigggnxfihdrpxielilp of‘?

W-[Stop Rheumatism ,, ith Red Pepperl

f‘. 1 1 FOR SALE; e W Whcniyou are sufferin

rnzrtisrn so Y0" ca" around just try

Bountiful 111r11~ >1 sale at Westi hardly “m,

l1 5 acre-s of good marsh. balance Nothing h“ such

ting heat as re1

There is an up to date dwell- apply Red pep house. heated with hot water tingling pent

‘élimllne 9"‘ warms the sor _ s the blood Cli"('.\llfl~?

up the congestion-

_ In three minutes

11nd bath, also furnace. vino and pump in sellar, all kh'\dS1,lthfQugh_ Free o1 out buildings in gooclrepair. if mom breaks

lnot sold private will be sold at and the old rhellmlli-lflm will!” l5 0 public auction by May 1st Apply t0 gone. < I‘ J, J. McADAM, Rowles Red Peppetr lliit/Atlxlrkitllzg; - ~ West St. Peters from red peppers. Q05 5 e 1 MflKllillfill drug store. Get n. jar at once. Use , , it for luinbago. neuritis. bflghdagfllg s. c S 2:112:81? etlglinzgle {$386215 relief nw

. i eit tli .- -

lllsruygvllhgfhasuifam: gRowlss gonn

—-—— i offer my Farm of 50 acres of “ach pacmhe’ choice. land. at Winsloe South w m; good buildings n ‘.111 ___V_ _________

orchard. l.’ not sold ‘by April 2nd. '

will .-1~, soul -by AuI-Pon. ANOERY Deflmme “m! or 73 “flare? o1: Ami“. NM“ A‘. ‘Mnpndgen on mBt-fllre the Master of the Rolls. . $117011, lngosudusiltiirzs oéocgidltggai m- Prnnuces or B. (nrinr Allffiiigiatlkirii Leah He" and om": compmnant‘ ouse an - -- - - vs a, grérltlrelicgirmfiigcglclgikfiil€€t;g; v _ Annie Jane Bel! Defendant. Fl" a“ “w s u ‘ P. g i, Decrctail Order “wim- cf°°m “Mhmed at ‘mo’ S mnilirsdlgxlhe $311111 oey of March a“ u“ year’ ltlvopéyiPH rri 1 instant, 1923 by the blaster of the Trim ______ - Robs. it was among other things I ordered. that the accounts and all

i841.

.1 ygll sell by private sale, my 111m, containing 100 acres of land situate st. Wbim Road, Lot 59. 3' miles from M0l11fl8l1° lmuae and ou‘build1ngs_ln class rapid-r. If not n 1m or 'beiore Mai-ch i923, it will l

..-¢-.<u.__~ . 7'3

___________________ FARM FOR SALE

Dwelling first old privately 31st. A.D. 1o sold by public auc-

Cleur View Holstein Bull ISIclaims against the Estate of the months ul1l, hits dam is Mi-lriillllnilitie Malcolm Bell. late oi‘ Victoria. 1n Queens County, deceased, be re-

Chiunplon R. O. M., two your. also winner of two year old i-iuss forrcd m me. to raport upon, and

at Amherst in 1nil1k test, opcu to 11.11 brads. ‘

Making a high-er score than any two year old -in Canada. in a three day open test last year.

I have another bull younger than this one that would mrake n. good iiizrd header.

Could also spflre a pair of choice

of the personal Estate of the sol-l late. Malcolm Bell is outstanding and undue-poser] of. l lioreby notify and cnili upon all creditors of the said lute Malcolm Bell. or claim- ing any interest in his Estutc. in come ln and prove their claims at my edifice. (iornar 11f Richmond

;:“;“‘t§°a£?:ng?r ‘Mo’ own" h“ females. and Great George Streets 1n Char- Dued at Mmnague m“ an, d” H1... sire Wan 1.1111: prlzo Bull lottetown, on Wednesday the 23th of March. AD“ 192a For (“rum-r last fall at Charlottetown Emm- ilay of lllnrch instant 1923 at the mnmul“. "my m the “M” tion. hour of eleven o'clock in the. fore.- aigned or l. S. Hessian, Solicitor, H‘ J- KENNEDYv "m"- mMFWlBB 1° b6 "Xclllfififl Mnnunm Souhhport. R. H» No. 1 from 1111- benefit of said order 111111 "Anny asmmiah Afsxnndra R. Telephone Line ‘lemméd Wm and against any wium Road 2341- 111111111 "Salon. ma Estate. Tnted

1113037540421 ———1—-—- , this 5th March 1923

H.J. PALMER, Mnsier-liniChancery. Donald McKimon, Esq"

‘LAND r111} SALE

- 70 ma: situated in the finest ‘section o! P. 1111., nfiifllillfl! Hazel-

. brook fllflfllljhfi within, a quar- mllo of church, school and creameryr evicted HIOTQOL,A good prqposi tlon for a urpintcr.

new Muslim partially

‘Small cash payment hurdles. Reason for reli- {nr-unnle u» sire 11 rrwer lt-

Solicltor. 043-20727 *__ ._._ ._._7_i_

r011 SALE '

‘8 acres of land 1 mile from. City, ‘in high state of cultivation with a good house, barn, granary, imple- ment house and orch- ard.

lnrl.

_ll'ail11-r 1111.11 brought on [ills su1

lllOlSllflf‘ from 111111. i: with 1118111111 111.- offlcc.

11111111111» iccllng.

ltuih foil :1 littllc linpplcr.

Xcxt 1loy she recclveil a plmu while sin.- wa

“Tliat p111;

lilonlpenileil upon thc success of l e

wound 111011 ol your Rod P9P?“ rmblni. tllc factor)‘ is tine.” lie 1111111. “l b6 (Wlckefll r9'11-o111111iu1dc11 it to the manager 11nd

. _ . headquarters had been for some

lBriii.h~attuck - 1 1- il l. ,

“Toms He,“ morzzglgf VI "$287 3mg time before we returned to Arron. to see that the old dugout was stillixha.l'€.llauzl'mh i“ “ow umnlmblmd’ mo“ I‘ a so ‘VP f m t. uti nun t 13,0111 school-house -111 Tlul-‘wggdcn sullahhlih; llhve aell 231e, gm “Quill: o: wgicl‘ a has mflik‘ n“;

s so wo did not venture to explore ogntlfi; ‘h S 8i" g 3051" 1e ‘flame

1 . . has gone _ _ r .. onnd that cave in of the cluilk should impris- the 1.00m m whml a used to “om

f‘. H

We turned here and wont bnckltormus mimlmm