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operas

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TENDERS

Sealed tenders will be received j

by the undersigned for the recon- etraidion and completion of St. Peter's Church, St. Peter's, P. E. l-. intil noon of the Plane aid specifications may be

eeen at the Parochial House. 8t. I

Peter's, Parochial House. Summer- eide. Law Office of A. F. Mcquaid. Eels. Seuria. and Office of‘ Chappeli and Hunter, rchitecte. Charlotte- town. Sucoe ul contractors will be required to lodge a certified oheque for 6* of tender, before, eontrect le signed. Lowest or anyf tender not neoeeea ii, accepted. REV. A. McAULAY. P. P. 8t. Peter’; P. E. I.

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Feb. 25 l Mar. ZS . . . . .. Montclare {Mar 4. (Apr 2 . . Monti-one Mar. i2 | Apr. B. .. Montcalm ‘Mar. 18 . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Montnalrn

TO OHERBOURG — SUUTHAMP-f

TON — ANTWERP

TO GLASGOW Mar. 81 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Mellta All‘. ‘ TO ANTWERP Mar. 10. Apr. 7 . . . . . . . . .. Marburn Mar. 15 . Metagama Mar. 24 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ____. __. TOnJ-QNDON. Mar. 19. .. - Apr- 21 . . . . . . . . . . . . . FROM NEW

Montreal . . . .-.Marloch YORK

TO CHERBOURG — SOUTHAMP»

TON—ANTWERP Mar. 31. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Montroyal

To Oherbourg -- Southampton Empress of Beotlnnd ‘Via Greenock

Apr. l5 . . . . . . . . .. iVla Belllet

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Donald S. llart

OHARTERED ACCOUNTANT Q30 Edward Gtreet, Halifax, N. 8.

l-ld-Mrkfl.

< Dr. C. C. Archibald

Graduate of N. Y. Post Gmduate r Medical School and Hospital Pflfltlfle limited to Eye. Ear, Nose

and Throat.

25th February. =

Mariachi

HAD A CLUB FOOT

She! Your brother seems tc

ave no trouble at all steps-rig infc wgll gacizl organizations. No. ne has a club loot.

H22

I i I i WOULD BE ONE TOO MANY

"Why don't you get married?"

Too expensive-l belong to twc

aarring clubs now."

USED HIS HEAD

"l slipped, Miss Sharpe, but never ifell from the balloon.” “What kept you In the air, Mr. l-‘Sapp-uaing you head?" i i

i i

i HE SOAKS YOU

“Do you feel shy when you go to :: doctor's?" Not

until I'm leaving

DRAW?» NOTHING CCDER

"Jack's a good artist. hut toc much of a apart. Why c::sn't he Jaw a sobcr pcturr"

breath.“

The newest evening scarf is a

scarf is placed round thrown over iihe shoulders.

Testing Eyes and supplying saianol-n

Office. Bayer Building Great George street Office Hours-O to 12.30. 1.80 to M!) .1

. G Saunders 8o You Eat What You Like r ' Without Distress K. C. __.__ Dlapupslu is a powerful influence

Ierrleter, Solicitor. Notary Public. low

_ Water Street. Siinirnsralde, llll ‘link of Neva Seotia Building. - .- Charlottetown.

" " MONEY TO LOAN

in the digestion oi meal, 6118MB. W116i’. 1MB. breed‘. white Canada's vast mineral treasure flour food, cereals and almost every- grounds. A committee of Winnipeg thing we eat. Thus. when you chew men representing one or two of these remarkable tiong interested ln mining, is

e588.

sexes-isomer.

McDonald & McPhee I B. A.

*4. A. usoouaio u. r. MePHii

I. A. Iarrietera, Attorneys, lte. Money to Lofn.

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IAIIIITII) IOLICITOI,

dlgesfers you practically get a new maki! Irfalisemenll i0!‘ stomach. oven if it seems old, play- the ed om and capable only of halidilngl districts in the central ‘Manitoba 3 gpoonf-u] o; "up and a "m" area. The Canadian Institute of cracker.

A host of people apprehensive of

stomach ulcers and catarrh of the 913mm‘! m stomach soon discovered that Dla- “my mm- ‘Md’ i“ and" pepsin removed all noes. '

tho pain. full- sour, acid risings— IIIIQ of headache, blilousness.

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Mflfk R, sleoplessnoss and many other dis-; _ A’ tressee. besides promoting a hearty‘ ‘I appetite and Increasing health andi "lfllih- 57 3“ "w"! "'7 ""59 ill‘ with technical knowledge of mining.

I70. . ‘ Ieney to Loan IleekAearlettetewnJ-M.

geaiere- 0st a t0 cent outage of m4 meuuum, ym P800’! “INN!!! l! "B! f": stone- inisiing industries and the miners

"Eesr- :2 ho never draw: a sobe ‘

oeeeooeoo Allshehndwdoa-aatneajoylisr-

i psncianous INNOCENCE

Iv HAZEL DEYO IATOHELOR (Copyright by Public Ledger)

(Continued) CHAPTER XVII

At Sea Again

0f course. Sally assented. an if sbe had dcmurred Myra would would have probably swept :.er inio 1:. beQllfit? i319 Wunfior girl admired her so extravagant]; And so at the last moment tickers were $311800. and Myra sent a cable to

X-ot that ii. would make any dill

ference to him. she ilboigbt, but. it ‘would lo 1‘0m. and Bill would of wurse lei him know.

Thblf‘ stateroom 0n the big Eng- lish filler DlYing its way between Pli-‘Hiouth and Buenos Aires was

é ‘throng lyris eyes. i I

Ev- _

She still dominated,‘

sell. Well. she would do IL She wouhl oltioy evernihing to the ul- moet. Then when also returned tn him she would have much more to give him in every way. How much more sensible to look at it

Myra al- waye knew been ‘Iii: little tender mugged lle way through ihs barber. The lights of Cherbourg, sparkling like die- morzds in the dark waters, began lo din. They rounded a point of land. and there was roe ship!

Sally gasped. Even Myra was

excited . ix lay along grmt floating palace. deck upon

deck. and lights everywhere.

was really too beautiful. She sud- denly wanted to bold some one‘s' hand and squeeee it tight. Myra wouldn't understand.

‘lf Tom were here-but she checked mic-at feeling abruptly. she must-n‘: be silly.

Sweet. emotional Sally. with the tears bot against her eyelids. Myra mustn't see them. She mlg-Zn laugh.

She turned slightly away from

t .

She turned slightly away from Myra and encountered the rye: of a

I 2 nan standing beside her at the ral‘ i

THE cnAitiorrETown GUARDIAN.

the water like a.

A lump rose in Sally's thrust. It i

to is

. ~.- fir‘ ~-

illon’tBe$lii'iiiii‘ Gain Pounds ofWlillfihL‘ weebwithYeletenlllllilr

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New Complexion for You People ask-what. is the magic in lRONlZED YEAST that. transforms sallow. lifeless. faded complexlons inio the fresh. smooch, lovely skin 0f early girlhood? “Tinkles disap- pear. Hollows fill out. No wonder thousands of women pour in letters in us in praise of the marvelous, youthilying effects of IRONIZED YEAST!

Yet the answer is simple. Vege- table iron and yeast have been used for years to viiallze tho body; to make rich, healthy blood; to im- prove digestion and bowel action and YEAST these uvo valuable ele- 11101115 are combined in a special formula. that is nine times stronger than yeast and iron used separate- ly. That's why IRONIZBD YEAST

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I Try It on "Money-Back" Offer" Q

Go to any drug store and get a full “mw

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I a3 or. m.

Iwnz (ass) Springfield. Tlirilighh , 0

f Song Trio. _- WHK (2:3) Cleveland. 1. n. s. s. '

iTomorrovifs ' ' Radio Program’

riiuiisoav. FEBRUARY a4

X

f/ Tried, I iesiedt? I iflliDrvvetdr (hero is‘ no substitute

tlonai Radio Programs

i

. EVENING CONCERTT ’ ' mo w. u. 1 (WSAI (32.6) Ciqcl. Request Pro-j

. grain. I

WBAL (M6) Baltimore. Organ

; Recital. I

WEI-ll (349) Boston. Tenor Kecitaiq 8.00 P. M '

5

~WEEI (349) Boston. The Morgan-Z i

eers. - W681‘ (270) Atlanta. Studio Pro-s gram. ‘

A ets.

IKDKA (309 E. Pitts. Musicale-

1 8.15 P. M.

IWIP (s09) Pun... Rfllrllal.

WVPG i300) Atlantic City. Concert...

Concert. i moo P. m. wmr (492) N- Y. Cliquot Club Es- klmos. to WEEI, “was, was. WFl. WCAE. WSM. WTAJIf. won. wwJ. woc, WCCO, KSD and wax. E

YVJZ (455) N. Y.

YVTJUI

KYW (536) Chicago. Musical. " 12.05 A.

WGY

wsn (482) Atlanta. Concert. '

WJZ (i551 N. Y. Studio program. ‘. WEAO (294) Columbus, Music. ,

WCAL‘ (278) Phila. Unify Artists.

CFCA (-134) Toronto. Canadian Pro- ; gram. .' ‘wuss (256) Buffalo. Musicale. f 9.15 ‘P. M. F WNYC (526) N. Y. Vocal. ‘ 9.25 P. M. WIP (509) Phila. Delaware State Trio.

9.30 P- M.

lVAAM (263) Newark. Violin.

94s P. m. ,"

WPG (300) Atlantic City. Novelty‘

Program.

10.00 P. M. . Artist Recital. also WGY. -

WLi\'.(-l23) Cinci. Light Opera. I p ‘ WGY (3801 Schenectady. Musicale.‘ add "mghi- l" “whim!” wBz (ass) Springfield. Program. I

10.15 P. M. i

“lCAU (278) Phlla. Songs.

11.00 P. M. (390) Cleveland. Studio

Program.

“TRADE

Melody Boys. 11.30 P. M. (423) Cinci. Night Howls. FEAURE TALKS 7.30 P. M.

(380) Schenectady. Chat

Maser co For! Erie Ont own w” (m) N‘ ‘7 “Si” "arm":

158A.

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‘much more luxurious than the one n, man standing beside ‘her at the

ilhey had shared on the boat cross-

‘lng the Atlantic. '

It had little beds instead of berdhs, one on c-iiher side of the cabin, and much more ‘space. There were ‘two portholes ‘las well. and two electric fans that icouid bis-adjusted (0 anyalislo- .

j Sally was awed by the magnifi- Ycenm of the boat. ' . ‘Phelr train from Paris bad been

Itwo hours late. so that by the timecause she felt the hot. color rush weakened the links of

‘obey were actually on the tender iv. ‘was after 9 o'clock.

eyes wide and starry. eager for her first. glimpse of the isihip that was 1o lake them i0 South America. Romance stretch- ed endlessly ahead of her.

rail.

They wore dark eyes. very dif fcreni. from ones.

.1 sudden synupaiib-y’.

stood! lie reallywlid! _ (lie spoke,- quife casual, I- “Rather wonderful, isn't. sire?"

Tonfs candid gra)‘ Bu! the strange pan 0f ii wardrobe was that in their depths silo read

The demands of civil occupations

She nodded shyly. furious be- time and distance have somewhat

'up into her face.

v She stole an uneasy glance at and blood of She leaned against the railing. Myra. but .\l)'ra's eyes were rixodopporiuniis’ will Siwrllv be given She was on the liner, and the noise of she for rel-ailing

engines W38 deafening.

Sihe smiled faintly and hc said‘ renewing old friendships. There is.

nothing more.

She sclous of him libero beside her. In-l history oi‘ the gallant Huh,

comrade- -ship that were forged in the mud Flanders, ‘but an

was actually going to visit far-dis- wrest. had leaped up in her unbid-I as few regiments can boas: of. A

ant lands, and she must get what ‘she could out of the trip. No more foolishness. She wvouid emu- late firings o well. lup.

There must be no more quarrels between them, elilber.

She musi- ‘KTOW

i Jlarjorie. Tom had assured licr

iihat everything would be all rlsbl- illyra and encountered the eyefi 0T p .

“Mining Congress To Help Canada’s

i (Canadian Press.) SXONTFRIENL. Que. Feb. 22. —; lThe Empire mining and metal; Ilurgical congress i0 be lit-id hero- irifiXl. August should prove of»

lng of mine operators, engineers and metallurgists from all parts ‘if

iihe empire, and the decision to ‘clear that Great Britain must rc- ma! mini“ 0f _N0\‘& Scotla are. year in serve full rights lo dispose of her “med i" l" a I111! given ‘second iylontrgnl may be regarded as a troops in any way that might be P95111118 ill U10 ‘lfilrifiletive Assem-

ihold (he congress llllg

recognition of the domlnloifs place necessary for the protection of g‘? 1am "IE1" 0B ‘mtiiinfl rrf Hon. i

among tho mineral producing

centres ol the world. About 1.500 -

,delegates attended the first cnn- (grass representing 10 mining in? Istliuies with members in 7li£ countries. i | Already plans are being formal-g ated to show the delegates some of

all organism‘ taking

delegates to the mining

lining and Metallurgy and otheri authorities are believed to he. he the delegates to,

. Thus the delegates may obtain information oouce "in; the mineral wealth of this section of the‘ empire. They may acquire person-l ally knowledge that later may be. useful _to t m. On tlis other band. the visit o a latte sronp of men

make the

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den. _llll's wonderful ship. take them l0 Tlhey ‘might be friends. dered where why.

the heroine of a romance.

(To Be Continued)

hcsources of Canada better known have (he in other parts of tho empire and (“l-IL The in-

Imay help tn foster these

i I _ ‘ldusirles and (o promote investiga- l Mlne Deveknjment tion and development of thesoiq-homu. Edeclflc o“ 0M" a m“

TESOHTCOS.

gBritish Troops Sent Were Needed; '“ “’"""‘““ “m ‘

i . . 22.-si.- ausieniLeglslil-hng F0!’ ‘mingle of cmflon 1° maid! i-he benefit both (o Canada and to ilicddiamhcrlain. referring i0 the pro-I ZOWU WWII Whidi ii. is worn- (The Edelegaies. many of them dlsiili- test of ilic Cantonese against the.’ the neck. I guished in their fields. who attend landing 0i‘ British troops in Shsng-i The?“ ‘merm- GNBSIK! ill 311111. and the Hide i ii. It is the second triennial gaiher- ‘hal, told the House of Commons to

LONDON. Feb.

day he had instructed lD'Ai’falres Oihlalley in make

charge

iBritlsh life in Shanghai. ..

"l4! the Clark Kitchens help You’

Cl. ‘

I

CiiliP

, it adde lfeetly to fish, "Wlmtc.

jrsngement of the act had been do. rifled necessary so as to set. out

(provisions it contains in view or

;'to imwont persons not holders of jartililcates under the act from in?‘ ‘WTMIIG with the management or

control or are mine and owing u. J who importance of iflrllifl 9111mm" mater rests-ic-

‘flvm are pieced upon them and ‘ llisber qualifications demanded than heretofore. Since those offl-i will we responsible for ma... mfnilig the sections 0t the mines: (If 0W) that are unsafe. Mr.

have adequate p911 11,, Iamelalmsmieaboiirxovidxalloi-f

unsuonisnnitssssastnenmin-IEY ere for

that was to} town where (he battalion billeted far distant lauds.‘ overnight. as well as every baulmwTAhl (390) Cleveland. Myra, who always handled Douhilcss she would mggi him; and every trench tour. is included - e won-

Iie was sailing on iihe shipf day-by-day itinerary, showing every W132 (333) 5050809111. Victor. 11.00 P. M. |

lin this historic review,

y 4 _ _of those who gave illltill’ lives for the Empire in the‘ l great struggle. I ::A Remedy for Elll'3(.‘l1e.—-TO carachc is to endure ior-

SMBTIIJB it work for a doctor. Dr. 'Dle remedy. A few drops upon s piece OI llllt 0f‘ medlcatgd amen and Dluced in the oar will do much

(Canadian Press)

5t and more efficient conduct of tho mess‘

si

‘skirt itself. meat; radio to vlvhile away therldle “imam conflmle Sum m. _ hours; uneaoeled " ' '6'. lkl S_ Gmmngton’ Minister f some are slightly blouse: and the“C- Limited h:

Works. and Mines. The bin is =3. . wt t0 revise and consolidate the I c981 mill?" rt-‘Elrlafion act and Mr. ‘Harrington said ‘(but general [gar-I

under proper headings the various I '

the constant use made of the act

b! officials and workmen. Pro- ' vision ls made in the amondmgmg

duties!!!

minim! out that they must;

Wifirilierwiiibeaeiii‘ mum. _ __ i_

' ‘YEAF (492) N- Y.

such wJz (155) New York. c

granted in the C. WPG (300) Atlantic City.

together WSIAI (326) Clnci. Simon. i IWCAU (373) Plillu. Piccadilly. ‘

"runsm FASHIONABLE I

(tors who never they traversed Park zivenue 119m;

Safety Miners-giéllllggrkilifllvis‘ styles have chairs.

__iron i0 fullness i HALIFAX ‘his. Fm, .2__sa,e,,.-irr pleats and lit-rs of pleated m].

which fall bcloiv

iorlal of which the drogg Sleeves

Col. True an his WJZ, “'82, hYW and KDKA.

Goodrich Zip- pers. also YVi-Jl-Tl. \\'GR. iYFl, “WISH. “YJAE. “WVJ WSAI, WGN, KSD, WOC, WCCO, and WADC. 10.30 P. M.

I _ Lawn"! ready in iihe south there are indl- turning cations Lhai Sll-llllllfli‘ dresses may the extent to which fihcse tight be sleeveless. "

I Paris isspousor for the turban M. {as a head covering fwear.

B°°k FEBRUARY 2am to MARCH 3rd.

boy Fab. To FEBRUARY 28 Provincial Dslrymenh Association 3,311

' . . . 1' ' .. ,.__

Printing HISlOIy WANT "r0 DANCE? y MARCH 1 "wins of Glltfflaey reedsre Aeaooletlon 10.30am, Of Gallant J00 P_ M IMARCH 1 Potato Growers Association, 2.30 and 7.30 P. M. ' Battahon R. M. Rrwm. H69) “mhmglom Carleton MARCH 2 Combined Meeting of Central Farmer's institute and ' 73o R M ' evwicine Breeders Association meeting begins at 9 o'clock .\lO.\"l‘Ri-J.AL.. Que- Feb. 22. — “TA m; u. p. - .- ‘l = "Wiley MOPHIM- wlitinvlns It 2-30 and 7-30 P. M. lie under. Scattered all over the Dominion '\( hggodgi fifnmy J07 s" 5 MI‘. A. A. MaeMlllen, Chief of the 8heep and swim 'of ‘Canada are men who served W“, (509) PM“ Steeplechase DIVIIIOH- 933V". WI" l" PlTiem- - ' M10115 words were overseas in the 14th baralllon. Pier ' .. H . . MARCH 3 . , ‘ Royal Montreal Regiment. C.E.F ‘ Meflmi she” Break" A3l°°hil°n It 9-30 A- M-

WJAR, “TAG. "Alli?" 3

FARMERS SHOULD MAKE THIS A SPECIAL WEEK AND PLAN ro ‘ 3iI8-1-2-2l-mwfs.

from Paris comment on mils head coverings in gold or sil- ver lame have (replaced (he ban‘;

eaux and the flat jeweled band;

worn above libs forehead. < ‘i “ hi:

FAIIMEIVS WEEK CROSS HALL

CHARLOTTETOWN

for evening litany of the travelers re-

IN LEAGUE OF OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE,

Mr. Hicks, Montreal, will be present, and 130a,”

P. E. I. Egg}. Poultry Association meeting 9 A. ii- and 2 P. M. with banquet for delegates at 6 P. M.