D0 you suffer from sour stomach, _ heartburn, chronic dyspepsia, pains around the waistline orin ri ht shoulder blades, biliousness or co c? If you do, your liver is probably to blame. Keep the bile in a fluid state by Mnrlatfs. It tones up the liver, prevents bile stagnation, strengthens the stomach functions and keeps the intestines active and al.

Five Dollars ($5.00)

per treatment Recommended and sold by iiuonrs DRUG 00., LTD- cmrllnmown and all pbq nruzslsl-s J. W. MARLATI‘ & Co. Lid.

Laboratoriesfforonto‘ Write for unsolicited testimonials I1

FARM lull SALE

Flflll of 100 acres of labs ‘l! Fairview, Int 65. Also farm 0f 55 llcrou of land at Fllfvlflfi L" 65- Alully

JOHN MMEDONALD. Rice P0int, P. E. I.

7274-8-22Jll; V

Fllli SALE

My farm of about 30 acres. Dwell- ing sud all buildings guaranteed A No 1. Situated near Vlctorlll. Crapaud. Cheap, for quick sale. Handy, all conveniences and four minutes walk from Victoria Bathing Beach.

HAMMOND J. INCE. Victoria, P. E. l. "0i1-8-l0-fmw9l.

Illilllllil slur

or FARM AT PEAKES STATION 0N wnnrmsoav, suc-osr 29th, AT 4 0’CLOCK.

I am instructed to sell the farm of the late John Sanphy contain- ing 93 acres near Pealses Station. A fine farm in a good settlement. J. A. McDONALD, Auctioneer. MacKINNON d; McNEILL.

Solicitors. 7270-fri.-mon--3i

Illlillllll SALE

OF FARM AT BALDWINKS ROAD

erally has a music machine."

Customer: I dresses are in vogue. Modiste: inatsd In ‘Scotlandl

“The girl who puts on airs qen~

see that tighter

V". the style orig-

Nuvorloh (wittlly, to visitor): You see a storm destroyed all our

A SUITQR’ TOO MANY _

Mlmnlaofinooulz

"u captain i-‘arhqushar calls, you may announce him."

CHAPTER 48 A LITTLE TOUCH 0F BLACK- MAIL

Lila was waiting impatiently up- stairs when Dorothy came back from her interview with Farquahar.

“Well?" she queried breathlessly. "How did it go? Do you think he suspected anything?"

Dorothy shook her head. She was locking strangely thoughtful.

“No, but he was a trifle surprised. Why did you describe Mrs. Ware as old and an invalid?"

Lila shrugged helplessly.

“I didn't exactly. He leaped to the conclusion that she was old—I don't quite understand why—-some- thlng about the atmosphere of the house. And I said she was delicate, to try to stall him ofl when he wanted to see her. What did you think of him?" she demanded ab- ruptly.

To her surprise. Dorothy flushed to her forehead.

“Why-J hardly know . interview was very brief. traordinarlly good-looking."

"But not as good-looking as Her- bert is!" declared Lila jealously.

Dorothy smiled.

"He's not at all like Herbert," she said. "It seems curious, Lila, that you could have loved men who are so different."

“I never loved Jack as .1 love Her- bert," flared Lila. “But they have one characteristic in common, ‘and that's jealousy. or suspicion, . or masterfulness, or whatever you want to call it." '

"In Captain Farquahar, I should call it masterfulness." murmured Dorothy.

“By any other name, it's quite as tiresome." declared Lila, “but I love it in Herbert. It thrills me to know he cares so'mucl1.."

Late that afternoon she dashed home from a matinee. Jack Farqua- har was due in a few moments for his appointment with Lila. Latham at the house of Mrs. Herbert Ware.

. The He's ex-

THE, CI-IARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

l

res/u CLEAN

Sweet: as the mountain air and as exhilarating in its freshness is your

cup of King Cole

proof metal-foil package is full of

quality.

Vi;

New Annan

And Vicinity

Mcssrs. Robert Hogg and Robert Agnew, Wllmot Valley, were among those in New Annan Saturday even- ing. '

Many friends regret the recent illness of Mrs. Joseph McDonald of this place, but are glad to report at this time she'll; much improved.

Miss Lilian Hogg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. I-logg, Wilmot Val-

Tea. Each air-

Llla rang for Siddons: “If Captain llfilrquahar calls, you may announce m.“

asked blandly:

“And who will receive him- Madanz, or Miss Cziine?"

Lila looked at him sharply.

“That will do, Siddons. You may E0 "

our family tree. Plain-Spoken Friend: use that? It's shady, I hear.

shade trees. The only one left is ‘s01

Why not

But the man showed no sign of ng.

“May I remind Madam that a great deal depends nn my discret- ion?"

"You are impertinent." said Lila hallghflly. “I give you notice, here and now. You will. of course, receive the usual fortnighfs wages."

Slddons smiled wisely.

“It was Mr. Ware who engaged

miss me." and held Lilals. "I think Mr. Ware 1 Modems reason for wanting to dis- mlss me."

There was menace in that sleek voice. Lila paled a little.

dons. Please go at once." He took a step nearer her.

The butler's imperturbable mien - _ ' showed no shadow of change, but he 1 . __ '

Deepening 0f Spirituality and Furtherance of Missions are Included Among Sub- jects for United G h u r c h Council at: Winnipeg, Man, Sept. 5.

. WININPEG, Man, Aug. 25—— credentials from that body. Rev. me’ therefore Mr‘ ware must duHFrom September fifth to fifteenth Dr. E. H. Oliver, principal of St. m5 “We 51am” ‘imlghtxblb city will be the scene of the de-l Andrews‘ College, Saskatoon, and third gene"! Rev. Dr. David Christie, Minister of would be greatly mmreswd w kn°w council of the United Church of Westminster Canada. representing Canada as well

lberations of the

Over 500

ley was among the many excur- slonists to go West Thursday, the 9th inst. Miss Hogg has many re- latives in the Canadian West, limong them being her sister, Miss Mabel. who journeyed to the Prairie coun- try some time ago. Miss Lilian's friends in Wilnlot Volley and vicin- ity will greatly miss her in the

1 .

"Proper Food and Exercise" By ARTHUR A. Mc-GOVERN Former Physical Director. Cornell Medical College.

Have a Sport Hobby But Don't Overplay

BREE essentials to 800d

‘ health are sunshine. IPBBB

air and exercise. Bowl!!! of the fact that out-of-door sports combine all three, there is nothing more beneficial than participation in any of the various forms of open air recreation.

No matter which of the muny popular 8907i»! Y0“ Prefer: W“ should never play no the D0111!- "l exhaustion-e common fault. e508- ciglly with out-of-doors enthusiasts.

social circle, where she was very popular, but sincerely hope she shall. have every success in her new so-l journ.

Mrs. Alden Moose, New AnnunJ returned to her home after a visit with friends in North Wlltshire. Mrs. Moase was in company wlthl Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cousins, Bur- lington, and Mr. and Mrs. John‘ Johnson, Margatc. 1

Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Bowness with‘ their two children, Ivan and Ar- thur, Norboro, and Mr. Nelson Bow- ness, Detroit. Mich, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Hues- tis. Wllmol. Valley. Mr. Bowness motored from Detroit some time ago. making the journey in four days. 1

Ml". Oswald Kelly, Clermont,w'as' in New Annan recently. 1

Mr. Charles Mill, Clcl-mlont, was’ n visitor to New Anllan Saturday evening.

Mrs. C. Bowncss, North Bedeque, is a visitor of Mrs. Chester Tuplin.

Mr. Samuel Waugh. Traveller's Rest, was ln the city Saturday ev- enlng.

At the opening of the new hall at Traveller's Rest Friday evening, 17th inst, d very pleasant and entertain- ing time was spent. The hall was full. and the excellent order which prevailed throughout the evening gave evidence of the program being immensely enjoyed by an apprecia- tive audience. Mr. Robert March- bank capably acted as chairman in his well known pleasing manner and the following program was carried out: Remarks by Mr. A. E. Mac- Lean; Coon drill; solo, by Mr. Roy

commissioners have both been nominated and pro- every Presbytery in minently mentioned for the post. A as Newfoundland few eastern names have also been .. will be in attendance. prepared t0 mentioned, including that of Rev. I fail to understand Y0"- sld‘ deal with many weighty matters of Dr. J. W. Pcdley, a leader policy which have been in abeyance former Congregational church.

Church, Winnipeg.

in the

Phl1ipps;_ Irish Jig, by Miss Marion Williams; instrumental music, Mr. Arsenault; reading, Miss Hilda Cam- eron; solo, Mlss Cheverle; trio, by Messrs. Poole and Tomllnson. Sale of ice cream. Charleston dance. Miss Francis McKinnon; solo, George Bowness; banjo music, Mr. Thomp- son: instrumental music by Miss Huestis and brothers; trio, Misses Georgia and Miriam Montgomery, and Rena Royner; violin music by Mr. Provost; solo, Mr. Lowell Han- cock; duct, "Peggy and Zechariah,” Evelyn Pillman and Bert Poole; step dance, Mr. J. Provost. Notional Anthem.

Miss Elllc McNeil]. teacher of Tru- veller's Rest school, has been ill for a few days with an attack of neu- litls. Her many friends are pleas- ed to hear she is improving. '

New Annan Road was very busy

People are apt to forget, in the lu- terest of the SW19. that U181‘ ll" fatigued. They should be on their guard, especially in warm weuther. against the danger of becoming over-tired.

n is necessary w’ set at lea“ two hours rest after eating, before engaging in any form of strenuous exercise. This fact is frequently overlooked. The Braille“ Bllllei“

PLAYING '56 ‘HOLES OIICEA WEEK. IS HARMFUL

are invariably alert to the need of keeping in perfect physical form. sedentary workers who gel. little or no exercise can certainly ill afford to neglect all health rules while bngaging in favorite sports. Diet as an Ald to Digestion

BREAKFAST: An ounce of bran cereal and cream, very little sugar: bran muffins or toast made from graham. whole wheat or rye bread; coffee substitute. LUNCHEON: A vegelnble luncheon or a . table salad made from any of the fol- lowing: Lettuce, string beans, cauliflower, cucumbers, tomatoes, turnips, cabbage, watercress, spin- ach, carmts, celery, Brussel sprouts; frpsh cheese; dark bread; buttermilk or some fermented milk; gelatin or fresh fruit. DIN- NER: Any vegetable soup, tomato, pea, lentil, corn, celery; one broiled lamb chop, a piece of chicken or a small piece of roast beef with at least two vegetables; gelatin salad; dark bread, unsweetened cocoa; tapioca pudding or prune wbill.

A: A. McGovern.

. © Address it" letters lo Mr. McGovern. Nu. ll East 12nd SL. Now York Clly. iii

No. 132

AUGUST 27,1928 A

“SILR A LEAF” BINDER TWINE

n‘... best BINDER 'l‘W|N|1- made, also is made in c511. ADA by the BRANTl-‘(Jllp connacs cor, 1.10., 11,. largest factory for the manu- facture of BINDER Twmg in the BRITISH EMPIRE,

51V"! PM"!!! Kllaranteed and to measure 450 feet lo the

bound. Factory Wholesale and Retail,

CARTER & C0. LIMITED.

prices.

Bent the cake butter rather than

stir it. It odds more nil" and mlik the cake lighter.

RED CROSS LIN

S. S. “ROSALIND”

FREIGHT AND PASSENGER!

MONTREAL CIPTOWN ST. JOHNS

‘for St. John's Ar. ClfTown ChTdwn n» so. John's

Sept. 3 Sept. 17 Oct. l Oct. 15

Canada S.S. Lines Lt

Montreal Agents.

Carvell Bros., Ltd.

Charlottetown Agents.

Professional Cards

Mark R. McGuigan" B. A.

BARBISTER, SOLICITOR. MONEY T0 LOAN Cameron Block. Charlottetown).

Dr. C. C. Archibald

__ ,5 met two years‘ On Sunday, Sept. 9. arrangements today- i119 22nd 111511.. When cars herMgggfinflg"1rgiggggs1naliggeuiftefago in Montreal. 1am being made for the commis- sifleilmed 0V9!‘ 1i- ell 1'01"’? $0 the 01W mat a swan “m “g To prepare for the recention, uc- sloners to flll the pulplts of not onlylw 919 the PFOl/lllvlfll EXhlbltlon is

l1 3e ymmg gen ‘mlalflcommodatlon and entertainment of the United Churches but those of 159ml’ held- Quite a number from ca s on many aflemmms? thatlthe commissioners, committees have tile other denominations in Winni- New Annall- Wllflwt Valley and

ON WEDNESDAY. 29TH AUG- lnce the council

UST AT 1 0.01105“ 5111,1315 Graduate of N. Y. Post Gradlls

Medical School d Iioslllill Practice Limited to yo, Efll‘. N and Throat

Papa Owl: Pull down the blind, my dear. it's getting so light I can hardly see!

In Memoriam

l am instructed to sell the farm cuAnLEs D_ CARTER

of the mo» John 88.111311)’ contain- ing 100 acres with good buildings.

tume; that,

Madam receives him in street cos- been busy 111 w1n111peg 191- week5_ pea 1

lfcinity were in attendance.

Testing Eyes and supplying GI

The death occurred at his residt omce’ Bayarauudjnx

‘m ‘me ‘Jccaskm- h" The visitors will be met. at the sta-E —- ence in Tignish on June 15th after giigg- xxiislesaaggif; P°39d as Mada-m tlons by United Church laymen and H calvesiMMrs. iJxlanetshlChamplon (nee Miss an 1111193.; of two monghs 1n 111s 74m L118 was tremsnng Wm‘ fright conveyed in automobiles to Young‘ g 18:51:” 9 $1155??? i1 rilrmel‘ $°11°Q1 year, Charles D. Carter. dearly and She had always instinctively clls-Ychumh‘ when the 8mm? gm gel Rest swllle m Travemrs bemved husband’ mm“ a s°"°w' trusted S1 d dons. New her fearsheld. At the (filhlirfélllllthfy wll c a -‘ The Keen demand 1-01- young cows M61811] warm 11111135131121; 1'0!‘ Mlssying widow lnee Elizabeth Jones), were reanzeti 1111111113382 I: fnaoduceetii-Iég 1:51:22: oflflrstthg1a1d1ze qutijaliliy bflustlfllles bnoé - . w s a ler home. X 1,1119 5011 21111111111188 daughtffis 1mg u ' ' CI] y B e S C We re V8 lllflll 0 I fell, Ont} To 8r an ' There have bee“ 9th" iiurlim-‘Ypectlve hosts. Approximately 150,1)“ that the calves be rued m way two sisters. May ills soul rest in mrmtgfiggnzifirfiefiptf“.

1 1d 1s 1 -———<QO-}-____

nc en . allow me

Madam." '° °“°°“"‘B° a Sim“? and ‘wll’ “m” . clubs; lao Richmond Street lWesley and Manitoba colleges. lramd growth’ M the Central E)“ _.-..-.-...-4>o>-____. MONEY To LOAN

Lila tried w summon her -l - . ca» G TPHNBPSG - . °°‘" with m°"“"8- afiemw“ “ml e" perlmental Farm the raring of the p Glaser Ale Punch-TO make sm- Charlottetbvvh, r. 12.1.

"Be and disnlw- But her reason snug sessions provided for it will . . .» . t 1d 11 m _\ _ calves is regarded as a matter of :89!‘ 1116 with min , iflke one illlflllv 0f o er at the insuflerable crea be a busy period for the commis great 1mpmmnce’ and they are so Vlclnlm? 11o, 1...,’ one 1,0111 e 8mg" n19. 111m __ ‘ sprigs of mint, two lemons. two lWCDOIIaId & MCPIIe BU AI

ture must be place. d. H - w-mon m‘; w; $13.28!221253.35sszrrrullymslr. w y» - wills metler was along a dlflergnglte 1 on saturda afternoon them thriving until they develope- Miss Bertha Carruthers, Borden, ‘mmges- $11K"? "i0 iB-‘ii/B- il>e~ POUR‘ ns ve. y . mu, a’. good c°ws_ D6131“ or the 1s 51,911,111“; ,1 few 111911511111 days 111, the hot tea over tho nllnlt and lei. I Capg Trgveysg‘ the 811851 o1 M155 ill cool. Renlove mint. Add the juice l. A. MoIIONALD H. F. Mo ~"' B. BARRISTERS, ATTORNEYS. 1 ’ MONEY T0 LOAN

lllne. and she realized. with, sinking 3e91,, a, they wlll be 8119515 a1, a gm- Evelyne Cumpbem of oranges and lemons and sugar to Riley Building. Charlottetown-

near Church. School and ShllIPlIIK- An ideal farm for growing 5°"! potatoes.

Great George Street Office Hours-S to 12.30. 1.30 to <

McLeod & Bentley

J. A. BENTLEY

J. A. McDONALD. Auctioneer

MacKINNON d: McNEILL. Solicitors

7210-frl.-mon.-3l

1.

gal-ms up voo-00-&Q-0O-O§-O-O-O+O

INSIDIOUS i EYE STRAIN

Bu; she manéged w _ 11 Z _ the Report of the Dominion Anim- "1 have 11515911811 m 1.11:2.’ iglopeflthhallgrgfizsa‘ Erlxiltfggntaggfg; 0.1.1111‘: al Husbandman for last year recent- ence quite IOHK enough. SIddOIIS-‘day the commissioners will be en- 1y “sued by the Department °r A9‘ A3121“- I W" Y0" b0 80-" tertalned at a luncheon. Other ill- ‘gmnmfle at Lgttawahzh? m“ 3°35 e man bgwetL 1 1 1 h 111 1 b 111d own mo er's m or several "I Obey. Madam. I go lmmed- dtilxmlnfl IIIIQCCCISIISSB ‘bit EECSZOUIICII? days ‘md whole mm‘ l5 “Dnmlued lately-to Mr, ware," I Illustrating tile work of the Unlt- m‘ I'm" rm" m eight W°°k5~ depen‘ ‘ lie turned m leave the room. 1w Church in Manitoba, a special “"18 ‘m the Siren!“ and V1801‘ 0f MP- and Mrs- Elmer Francis. or top!" 11,001,181 1s b81118 nrepa1ed_ a copy o1 the calf. The change from whole to Scarletown, were visitors to Cape Th8 motive power of I111 Hvglpstuslid and faced Lila. 11mm. will be placed in the hands 511m mtléktls mfldislzrgduslly ovsr a Traverse on Saturday. will? ' "' ' 9 " i‘ ll? You Want, Siddons?" of every commissioner. Manitoba is ° 9m W” W“ - 0 "l! We the Ne," Bu"; A meflngug Wm n01 (all if baked she asked desperately. one of the strongholdg o; me Unmiat or the new mllk in the skim milk Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Allen and Norm-l c,“ n l! campuud slowly in a warm» oven with the He smiled; there was an ironlcled Church in Canada. The union ration calves receive a porridge or daughter Winnie, motored to Sum- uuu” ‘bout’ u% o’ m“ door open. Eleam in his eyes. movement made sweeping strides 1n gruel made from ingredients of dlf- merslde on Saturday evening. N En b“ n” E,” First. I wish w remain herehthis territory, as it did all over the ferent klnds- A favorite meal con- ga?‘ 1s°m1jeung . mm, - prairies. and long before the union 81st; of flaxseed meal 1 part: around h " m “m” h nqnkut All right," she promlgedlwas actually consummated, in 1925 Sifted 0535 2 Part5; and fine] Kffillnd Bu" lliefgtlve e through ,, ‘denominational churches were vlr- ‘Corn Z Darts. The meal ls prepared 111$" “waif?! n w And a_ substantial raise in sslary.|tually eliminated over wide areas. by stlrrlns it lnwa bell b: hot water Mumrt. Richard Carver. Ivan Daw- com t f Nerve En- M“d“m~ The Present salary is quite In this city itself the United care belns taken to avoid lumpiness. 9°", Arthur‘ Clllrii. Jim McLeod. “m” “was! “rm u” madeilullili" ' 1Church ls perhaps relatively strong- Sufficient is made up at one time 900d 1110K- 5W8! cram! o’ "in" n. Lila was aghast. |er than in any other city in Can- for a day's feeding and after lt be- ' “his.” ha!’ m‘. "a"!!! wmButTIm qultte sure Mr, w"; ads. local churchmen dreclare. Only comes cold it is wsnned up when d M111 12ml MFS- C01‘; Hvwlltt and n0 c0 ' P b l: h i BU - l for». "°" .,..,,.,.,.,,. ,,,,,,,, ,.., ,,._, .3‘.‘1°'.2..“;.£“.,'.i.'{2.'.i3.“..i'~'> 2:: u: ..::'.';“.l::: ::*::9.:2.;":.::‘;"..:::":~ 32.12%? m5...’ §1%li..;.“ " '” H- DW- v con-m-ww y Mm - eqmpmen‘ "Mr will manage somehow." today in Greater Winnipeg there m] o! this porridg! or gruel at a F" nnhu’ lm°"mu°n APP‘! W u" 3°°l'°“'7' my: YOUI. IYIIB ' the man‘ assured her. "It would fidsre no less than 4a United Church feed. gradually increasing the am- Mrs- Raymond McWilliams. and July . ug. 1111mm“, E_ W_ TAYLOR embfrrwlns-lo her. ii she allrwnsresatlom- Ollnii fed until they are getting n ‘hllflmel- WWW- Bsswn. are r‘- _ not. Youngphurch, where the 0.111111111811011 81nd 1011111111 M a med when spending their summer holidays inl G. F. Hutcheson OFIOMITI-IIT

11831-1" what that 111w probabh, w,“ den party to be gwen by Ho“, T_ A. manner of feeding are contained in taste. When ready to serve add

We one this adlectlve ad-

vlsedly.

Mrs. David McKay, Albany, spent cmpped we ‘ind 3mg" Mi’- 3m‘? the week-end in Cape Traverse, the m m“ 5135*” with Plvmy 0f ice-- Buest of her daughter. Mrs. John MCWIIIIBIIIS.

Mufierers from Eyestrain nluy have perfect vision and lllrn-fnrr- do not suspect the presence of any eye deft!!!-

Why deeper? She: fellows.

HALIFAX LADIES’ COLLEGE

and CONSERVATORY or MUSIC Affiliated with Dllhllllslo University

I'm already cngagrrt is tix That's deep enough.

Cmltsiate work leading to Matriculation. Art and Business Departments. Household Science: courses leading to Certificate. Diploma. Licentiate Household Science from Dalhousle University. Music: In all its branches leading to ‘Nachers’ certificate Graduation Diploma, Licentiate or Bachelor of Music, Dalhousie University

AUTUMN rsnM row. RESIDENT STUDENTS orliNs sbrrsMnsa- is, 1m

E. FLORENCE BLACKWOOD, B. A., Principal OI 0011889-

Among those who left Borden for the West on the excursion were the

».“.,,“ Messrs. Hamid Keough. Morley

EYES TESTED AND Glasses g Fitted

oeo-o-i

i4’

Tested, vTrled, and Found the, Best

For Sixty Years HICKEY & NICHOLSWN Black Twist Chewing Tobacco has m» onthe marketshd air-mini thnsryears it h» slm Nffeot satisfaction w cummin- bi men who w i“

n Ilse fls u.“ m“ ‘mulled m its mm’ ‘u’ ‘I

HICKEY smucncisou TOBACCO ' ca, LTD.

Manufacturers

J_ s. tvhHe bowed with deference and leidsessions will be held. ls a commod- three o1- gom- month, o1 mm n 1, C196 Zfiaverse. the Quest-S 0i Mr-

\

omonmmxsm 8150503112. 1glllzatLlla fully undq-niélasagtirgglilfidaii‘ ‘thiyllgzegséetgtloglr 131i 19d 111 1111e115k1n11_11111k_w111c11 15 311,8" and Mrs. Edward McWilllanls. HI Richmond Street (To Be Continued.) I to union it was probably the strong- .',‘,§“1,'.‘,.,,,.f °1,.,,"I,'§y_‘"g}’§,f9c2,‘; M188 Vivian Howstthas returned 4 —-—-—-<-e>___ - . e51, napgeghodmgbochgh I 1n wesgeyn should be taken w prepare the mod to he; home in Charlottetown. after m s n n " 0111186 Milk Shake-Made wflhiglaélflbgflfilrlildOf Iii; derijominiaiflbilgelarl; properm md see that the “m” C?!» ri-ieiieryvillflialigi Imtdoaig 1,1 cup on e "1 1 get su cent but not too much. Dom c! r n8 J ce 1 teaspoon the Domin on. Its congregation had mpbell. lemon juice (if desired) 1-3 cupfits beginnings some 36 years ago its About the time m“ the ("dim I '