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- ‘milk, all young; 2 heifers, 1 1-‘1

Hark Coop‘ Plalnly With Your Name and Address. Fasten Tag on and of Coop-Not on Top. Mail Invoice

With Each Shipment Do not Oval-crowd Your Coops .. , (loops should be high enough to permit the poultry to standeasl- ly upriglrt without bending their lags and with space enough be- tween the slats to pass their heads through. The coops should be strong. but light; heavy wood _ can be diwensed with if long nails are used. They should not be so largeas to be awkward and chin- * hersome to handle.

THE HARRIS ABBATTOIR 60.. LIMITED

Livc Poultry Wanted

We will receive live fowl and‘- chickens at our plant for the bni- ance of the month, highest pri 2s paid for good stock.

THE HARRIS ABATTOIFI 60., LIMITED

FARM FOR SALE

IMy farm of 100 acres, 80 acres clear. and in good state of cultiva- tion; balance covered with a good growth of hard wood, well fenced

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with wire, and well watered. Fall '

plowing done, buildings in good re pair, near church and school. Sell with or without crop. For further particulars apply to Norman Mc- Leod, Appin Road, Lot 30. 1000-18-11-61.

Clearance lllcll0il Sale

At Falrview, Rocky Point, on Saturday Oct 21st, at 1 o'clock sharp of falrm, stock, crop, ctc.. lFarm situated as above, contain 1R8 100 acres of extra good land. 86 clear balanace in good growth of wood and lumber, well water- ed. excellent locarity. close to church, school and shipping. An ideal farm. fronts on West River, Iwlthln 5 chsvius of one of the host. mussel! mud betrs In P. E. I. Ala’) all my stock as f01lows:—~1 horse 10 years; 1 mare 9 years; 1 mare. I years: 5 choice milcb cows in

_ I worked together

wcelilent‘ ‘rt-ll aronv or A wo- lutws wnatcsronull. ' TION lly Marlon Rublnosm ..

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ET‘ v ‘ O-OOQQQ l ESTHERS IW-ILIJOSOPIIY Chapter 62

The morning of the tiny we cx-i pected Helen to arrive, Estllcrllu-l fixing up llur room.

We were giving hlr Llurlrs old room. It bud an iron bcd. "white

miller and 1 were dusting and mall-inscribe, 0.5" ~

"Hop about this Helen?" Esth- er asked suddenly. "She's Vfs

' V friend isnlt she?"

"Vfs and mine." I answered.

"And yours! Why, isn't she Vi's axe,» , . _

“No. she's almost u: old as I am I toldhor.

‘She is." Esthers moutlrslwsys dropped when she was astonished and it gave her such a curious ex- prctssion. “l thought. she was a young girl. Sn she's your age! Pretty?"

I guessed at once whllt was -i'u her mitld. Novel" before bud ,Esth- u!‘ reared another woman. Now. sill: vrus afraid of them all. l did not envy er. '

For when trust goes it takcs‘

channelled, the pride or‘ Laura's, heart when she lived with us——lt| was a curious affair with lilo bars twistedin some sort ~11 futile de- slgn—some chairs alld a queer, heavy. walnut bureau. ‘It was any- thing but attractive.

But Violet and I put in the Jap- anese prlnts we brought home wvith us. and placed a large jar of old fashioned flowers- on the bur- eau. mid on the mantel a couple of my brass cnnllieattcks I brought in the plain rug from Vi’s room and we laundered the curtllus- and it lvns at least fresh and clean ltnd_mndc livcable_by__thc flowers.

IIIJOIIINIHH-IICI HEADACHE, call [or an IRTsbiet, (s vegetable spsrlenl) to lone and strengthen the organs o! digntion and sliml- natlon. Improve! Appetite, Rollevss Constipation.

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Chips Off 1h! Old Block IR JUII [OI S-——Litlh N1: One-third the regular dose. Mada of earns ingredients, then candy coated. For children and adults.

Big Clearance Auction Sale

_ Of choice dairy horses ut North Riivcr 18, at I o'clock sburp. Owing to scarcity of help and “ery much ltguinst my will I uml counselled to scll on my fllrm above mentioned all my bot-d of‘ lnilch cows oi‘ Holstein (lucrn ; Jersey and Ayrshire trodes ‘ follows: 1 Holstein Grade 7 yrs 40 lb Cow) 1 extra llolsclcilnl tJow ’ yrs. 1 Holstein Grade 4 yrsw

Jcrsvi"

.- 'l‘il|is is extra uiilker 2

cattle; 1112s, Wt-d. 0nt.|

(lrnlle ' lmd 7 _vrs.l Guernsey? yrs ~10 lb cow per lliLV ‘.2 cows 4 null 5 "rs. Short born; null Ayrshire

Grades extra milkers, I Ayrshire lJYlHHt heifer 2 yrs, l Bill] 1 1-2 yrs l Gn-uerlll purpose More, 1 (Jnlf 1

years; 2 calves, 10 sheep, 3 brood _9 beautiful spring pigs. All above Aug

sows, 20 geese. Crop-—15 tons hay 031111! hill!“ in stack, 500 bushels oats, quantity I and

of potatoes and turnips, and all Iarm implements, harness,

of farm at sale, of stock. etc.. 12 months, on all sums over $10.00. 6 per cent off for cash. Farm open for inspection any time. Apply to OHN N. McPHEE, J. A. MaoQONALD, Auctioneer.

I NOTIi E!

8. 8. "HARLAND" SAILING-S AFTER OCTOBER 1st.

Mondays for Orwell at Tuesdays for Orwell st . . . . . . . . . ..

‘Wednesdays (only) for Victoria at .

Fridays for Esat River at Clturdnys for West River at

etc...’ Sale positive, no reserve. Terms

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 6 a.m. and 2 p.m.

Cream separator 49.111311] cans

froslleucll Soptenlbor, the offir-iful

in

received

No, 4-“4. No 7—4.9. No. , Terms at sole and no reserve, If stormy first fine day. EDISON B. MUTCH d. A. MacDONALD Auctioneer

. . 5.30 a.m. and 2 p.m.

900U01-3-1Wk.

EASTERN STEAMSHIP LINES INC.

INTERNATIONAL LINE 8.8. GOVERNOR DINGLEY will leave St. John every Wednesday

It 8 l-nt. and svsry Saturday st 6 .l.

.10 a.m. Thuradsy- ' Saturday trips are to Boston di

RETURN-Leave Boston Mondays and Fridays at 10 a.m. for East»

port, Lubso and it. John. FARE $10.00

A! ‘lotion connection ls made via the Metropolitan Line express

freight Ind passenger steamers fo .Wast.

' ‘For staterooms, rates and additions‘ Information, apply to

A. C.

sdnosday trips srswla Eastport and Lubec, due Boston

SAVE THESE COUPONS They Have a Big Value

p.m. (Atlantic time) for Boston. about

rect, due Sundays about 2 p.m

STATEROOMS $3.00

r New York and points South and

CURFIIE, Agent. 8t. John, N.B.

100 a irluzasiqras

Name of Contestant

lasso of The Guardian during the next two Mil contain a coupon. lava ovary coupon. They N. value. saving votoa today.

_ coupon. vdlsn neatly out m and wrought or msl' , "Qupafp 0010a of The Guardian will count tor ‘ Ital name is written thereon.

’ we r1‘- . . _ tpzshsagocr g1‘

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‘ I lllrzuu wbere- I struid any more. - not. since James out with wbnt lle

' sulootllillg o. perfectly smooth

everything with, it. Eventually it takes even love, tor there cuu be no love where tilerc is no confidence. The woman to wirom every other woulun is u possible unpleasant colupli- cation null n dlnlgcr, in the un- huppil-st woman in the world. "No, site's not pretty,” I answer- ed, pitying her us I saw her fcatl- urcs relax. "But she is really very nice and we like her u lot, and I'm sure you will too."

Esther looked over ut me. Then a little shuluefncod sm-ile spread over her fllce.

"i gill-as you know wby I asked shl szlill. ‘l guess you've got u per- fuffl ri-zbt tr think I'm n foul. lint

know about thlll other woman.

"()1 course, I always knew mcn rllu wild n ill-t." she went on, pil- low ubsl-ilt- ul-lnlll-llly. lllut I glicsa I thought Jim was different. 11c used to be so lunch in love with mo‘ Do you think it's my fault- llt‘ isn't uow".'" '

“liill gmll try to keep up till.- ro maul-c. of you curly luzlrricll liile‘! I did not \\"ilill. to say this, but I il-ll so strongly that I knew thc

rellsnn fur lilstbl-l-‘s unbllplviul-ss that I could not hell) ulysclf. '

llo you tbluk lilcrl-fs nlucb ro- mullcl: ill this? Sllc wzlvnll n ilnnll that look ill, somehow, our pluln l-lltie fllrlubtillsl» null the wbulr farm. ‘Not much l-hnnl-l: for lbl: novel null love story stuff when you lvcrk 16 hours u. duy. Aull thou hnrll work pulls you down,

null you lost‘ your looks. null there you lll't‘.. Sumo young (‘llll comes alum’. that hasn't workl-d out her soul for u mun, and oil‘ be gel-s uitt-r bcr."

it's always the man's fliult then I liul it us a question. -

ll. is wilcu the \\'(llll{ll'l'S br-cu n VUOIl null faithful wife. Slle evi- dcntly took lily words 11,-: u sluic- lnent. And I bl-l-n tlult tile would- n't have fuuull n belle-r one-l its-pt his house wl-ll null I never spout ll (‘Pill moron I could. llnli I llvlpt-li him suvv, and i'illSi'Il bit! l-billlron llf'illll’l_\'. And you know what -l get.

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Tonic

Naillrekrfileatost

TANLAC Makes You EAT BETTER

SLEEP BETTER - WIIRK BETTER FEEL BETTER"

Over 30 lllillinn Bellies Sold

IPIY

llinlllt hcre Esther, you g0 on in and iivc with Violet this winlcr, l said. ldvcn if Jim thinks lltf spllrc lllc nlollcy, you'll have mlue You can slay till lulllwlull-r. And

Il-ci _\"Illlil1( nglliu~zlll you uccd is

miss you usli be would you lf you

l-ic lvunlf ll-zlrn lo upprl-leillte.

bccu seporutcli for lllflfll

“No, Esther said. decillell-ly. 1 gucss I'll slny wilere 1 can wutch him. l would be worried all tbe time ii‘ I wasn't herc. No, you g0 on, null llllvc ii. nice winter. 'i'oluorrow——ilelcu (follies

IOVWO-O O4 V§OO~O4Q4 fOQO-VO O-OO-

_ "llut I gilt-us," sbc said, going buck lmd smoothing mire marl.- tluipericctly sluootb pillow, "i.

guess I ain't getting any worse‘ don] than most. All lueu are aliklv if it ain't. one tiling it's nuuthclx, I don't know any wivcs that urc. lll-rfl-t-tly happy. l "As fur us Jim goes. 110's prom»? islll n_.. ro sec this v this creature" 1t llllic vl-ilonl cumc out in this. rcuizlrk. ‘S0 I forgave blur. and,

I guess it's only u luultcv: of timr) bcfluw- lnlothcr one conical along? that he'll like. Ami sometime I'll! find that out. Probably tbcrc lms_ lwl-n others bcforc this though he.

"gsays not. if I could only Ilud out]

from James!

liill lll-‘s us stubborn as a bulk)‘ pull», she frcttcll. I don't. know wllcrc he, guLa‘ i-t not from my laitrl

Y. Slit? lumbl-rcd across the room.

MEAN IIIIIIITS d. DAYS 0F ITGIIING TORT

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A well-known physician says that be comes across many terrible cases of secret skin disease. Becausethcresu natural dismclination to seek advice, the

sufferer either neglects the trouble in its early stages. or also aggravates it by use oi some poisonous mineral ointment. Wlliist this may hide up surface trouble, it also drives discus: further into the skin. at at It l>

You cannot thoroughly and perm- anently banish diseases like . , letter, psoriasis, ringworm, etc., unless you first destroy all disease germs. Zzlm-Bull docs this quickly and thoroughly.

Zam-Bultis unique in its germicidal and healing strength, its soothing herbal essences penetrate into the sllin right into lbe weakened and diseased inner tissues, killing the germs and uprooting disease at its very source.

Tile first dressing oi lam-Bull ends the dreadful itching and when nil sore inflamed tissues have been thoroughly soothed and purified by Zorn-link, every trace nl disease is made to dis; appear, auli there is a splendid new

'II'OWIEI oi clear healthy skin.

ilm"llllll_

Upngoffi; SHIN-awn“;

Don't endure sllin torture a day longer! Get lam-Dull to-dnv! Apply to the first itchy spot, sore or cruplillu; use it for healing cuts, burns. scaltls, ulcers nnll poisoned wounds; also for

weakening, painful piles. __ *- III; Ill flllilflfllkb! ‘D

“Broken Wing”

A Jdmp-spark Romance of Modern Mexico

BY PAUL DICKEY AND CHAS. W. GODDARD

. From the Scnsntioually Suc- cessful Play Novclized by Charles W. Goddard.

l-,vl-.l~y'tilini.'.'s (LS it was l)l!l'Ill‘L'.. liutf ,,,,,,,,, ”,‘,_.,4......‘

(Continued from yesterday)

The lust time Cross had tnlltctl to luez sue asked him to scnll her"

4i ""1 "Grillilio" husband because otllcr sc sbc uiust marry d Glcllsci". l'ue Yunkcc haul laugh-

illgly proiuisell, Now the ordcr was cancelled, in favor of the cap- tlriil, so Cross supposed. The care- loss supposition was destined to mukc trouble t'or everyone,

lllPZ sat dmvn on the low step, and gzlzcd across at the patio uf

rbliifis door. Tho glow suddenly re-

lurilell» to ill-r chucks nnd the

sparkle to llcr eye. She gave her

llllll‘ one or two unnecessary pats smoothed her dross nervously and llfeililrcll to look unconcerned and

SlIl'l)I'l.‘iL‘(.l'—-fOl' Phil's door was op-

ening vcry slowly.

Hlll- rczllly was surprised. Instead oi’ I'll-ll there appeared another imudsoiue, blond personage. He stood tbcrc, posing nlugulficcnlly llllll suliiiilg at llcr, conscious o1’ ills good looks itllll gracefully wag- sing his long fringed white tail.

"Ob. ilow do do, uico white gringo doll." she sold come down bore and sce rue."

The ‘beautiful English setter looked ut llc routslre !|-.-li arms unll coilliecendvd. -It was evident enough to Inez that ill-is dog wlls used to-plcnty of feminine offen- tion. Was his uscfui lnustcr- the slime? She wondered, hugged tbc white animal n whispered sonic- tiling VtiFylllllllllilllillln ills ear. The lcnlpo of his tuil increased almost as if be uuticrstood.

“(lb yes," she said out loud, you can love him too, but. no other glfl“‘jllfll. you and me. You don't care iii’ I ant little Greased‘ girl. You think be cure? No because I'm not really Grosser girl,’ lulu horn (ireuscr grow up Gringo. You think I make pretty good wife tor him ob?

The dog nodded his head vigor ously. Oi’ course her llhlltlS help- Bll lllm 110d. butflherl b-Ie tnll wllg- Bod “yos" at tho same timc.

“You think m," sue continued. "unll God ho tlbiuk so i0, else He no send him to me.

She stopped. Phil himself, was standing in ib elloor, 'u olive ny- ing clothes-wt trim little bandage nrouvlll his head, as he leaned ii moment, slim, pale and graceful —~lnez wondered If ally lllilndflfllll" er mun hall ever lived. Still alto ‘wondered what he would think s! ler.

"He lllll-llt llllllk of hel‘ at nil. m’

didn't seem to sea he? or the dog Ofrflrlifltlhlnz but the battered aero- plane. Swsyrlng on shaky legs, Phil descended» the steps and ll-pp- ronohed the fatal machine. Ho slapped the propeller. turned lt over, felt of its tips and shook his head. Abruplly. the turned around and addressing empty space snld:

"Jerry. 1 can't understand why,

we ditln“t break that propeller can you?"

Ines watched him listen to an

voice. shake his head

ln ll sudden rush of pity 1 went to .i

l-.:lll't

just do ull the things I dill. You'll

IO lost s. lilllu weight, and gcl. i some. plnelty lrintlltes, and corsets Salli llllllmllvliifiillyi _ and do up your hair, and some “Yml 5"‘ l "I" "m "Sea ‘to m“; [lplflgg-g like “mp yet. Wllltll tllll you die?"

ldslilcr ioolll-d thoughtful for n IT" hi‘ "Onllifluedl moment. Thou she shook her ._.__.___._..._.—_ ~- llt‘i.lll.

"No, I upprelziute it, especially

since I know wllat the city menus - _ ' - I l: d i‘ d * ' ;.?...%"::..:'".:".:;:., '32’. "i: lmnlzpll Yeast leave Jim. a it would do him good. I urged.

\Vi.‘l‘t' llwuy from hiln. You've never tbun a week liuriilg ull the Lillie you've . been nlnrril-li."

though ally and may: moly to. Ill inyialhls companion. - ' Maybe, still. oven at that Yo would expecf-it to srnaeh. What do you suppose started the left wing going bud?"

Again Phil listened to visible Jerry and ltnswerclld

'iNo, no Jerry-don't try to tell me that wing bolt tell out unless it broke first. Come over here and sec for yuusclf. It is n mechanical lmipossibiiil.l'~' Why. Jcrrlfl will?" are you‘! Oh now he is gone 11881111‘

The youth reached into eulpty, space and stooped with arms ex- tended listening to a new and yet familiar voice. It said:

‘lPleascihiecstt-r, look Messier.

the in-

ai. me

while he rilurell fixedly at her and Ines could not guess wiltetber hu approved or disapproved.

"l-Iuh!" he Sillll. ‘l wonder now."

lSt-il’! staring curiously ,he walk ed unsteudily ucross tihe patio and pressed her build. It was not a handshake but u. Iurtive little touch like ll ch-illi poking un insect to see ii’ It WiiS alive and would run. She didn't move. Very ginger- Iy the hand felt nil the way up to her shoulder. Phil now felt of his own arm, when be spoke.

‘Funny it feels exactly, the samfl as mine. You are just us reul as I um. Say, when‘ liill you die?"

This was :1 direct question put -aerlously and evidently in expec- tutiion of nu answer. 'l‘he girl was startled, sire slvpped back and sta tumerled:

"Die, wby I—~—"

"P143350, pit-use" bra begged, don't you go ll\\‘lly too. Jerry ls gone and if you lIiilVt: mc again l won't

know Wllill to lio."

"I won't lcz-vl: you," she bursled out foul-hill zlt tho lousoinentiis in his Vtlirv. "I'll hover leave you

~unlveas you want me to. 'll|*ll unllpnssed his huull rl-s. 'l'llcu he smiled and

Do You Realize What Ironised Yeast-Vitamin“ Will Do for Rheumatism and Lumbsgol

Do you kno\v that vltamines and iron-pn- purl of your very life? D you know that the tIssue-and-blooll factory In your body needs these two matcrlulrl, llnll needs them badly? Do you know that If your body furnace

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At lost in». saw dun-For along '

1'31,

"friends ., , . i J _' "l‘EA ‘has a insulated.» of‘ themjoftertf-thrso

generations in one family.

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‘DOMINION OF CNNLA-DA, PROVINCE OF PRilN-(JE IEDWAIRD ‘ISLAND.

IIN run stinlnooltms counrr.

‘ln Re -Esta-to of Louis Essory. into of Charlottetown ln Queen's County in the said tPl-ovlnce deceas- ed intestate '

-By the ll-lonourable A. Banner- mun Warburton, ‘Surrogate. Judge of "IProbate, &C-. fiv-

To the ISheI-ll! of the Conn-t)’ 0f Queen's County or curly 9011149151“ or literate person within said County '

Greeting!

Vi/berezla upon reading m“ 118"‘ lion on file of Ernest 1.. IEssorY "I Cburlutletowrl, aforesaid, 011111911“ tor, the Administrator of the above! named estntc,. praying that. s. citation mo)’ b8 issued rol- the purpose 119w- ilutfter set. forth: You are there- fore hereby required to cite all persons interested lil lilo Bold Estate to be zllld nppeur before lne at n Surrogate Court. to be held in the Court House ‘ill Charlottetown. in Queenie County, in the snid P-ro- viuce, lm ‘Fueslluy the "Pwctlty-flrst lizty oi‘ November next, coming, at, the hour of eleven o'clock forenoon of the sztnle day to show cause if’ uny they leuu wily the Accounts of, the said Estate should not be: passed zlnll the RSIIILB closed as prayed for in said petition and on ulutiou of I). A. Mu K‘ K. 0.. Proctor for Sillll IPetirioner. And

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does not get enough o! these, that

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