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m' For Sale Al:

Fai-rview

I offer for Private Sale my farm consisting of 156 acres of choice land, 135 clear. balance in hard and soft wood, together with crop as fol- lows; 26 acres oats. 3 acres wheat, 2 acres potatoes. 2 acres turnips, bdance in extra good growth of hay. Only 2% mile! from Rocky Point Ferry. l2 chains front on West River where sea manure can be bad in abundance. Well fenced and watered. Good buildings. Will be sold in lots to suit purchas- ers. Inspection any time. Apply 1° the owner

ANGUS MACDONALD, Fairview or J. A. MACDONALD. Ailciiilm-‘fl’ 37 Pownsl St., City or Phone 807d. 2462-7-9,11,13,16,18.

AUCTION SALE

Public Notice is hereby given that I will on Tuesday. next. the 17th July instant, at thc hour of twelve o'clock noon, set up and Hell iiy Public Auction on the Market Square. Charlottetown, two or more liiotnr Cars, McLaughlin make, 1922 lllodcl. Sale positive, Terms at sale.

FRANCIS W. HUGHES Sheriff of Queen's County. Charlottetown, July 12, 1923. 7-12-41.

1

I AUCTION SALE

Auction Sale at Sprlngton Lot 67 on Tuesday 17th day of July at 2 '

p. m. Farm and merits on the

tinder Cameron.

farming imple

45 acres of land. a good barn and ,‘ a good stream of water l,

orchard, runs through the place, also 11 iuimp of good water, 2 acres oi wood, 1 Massey-Harris truck wag-gnu, 1 pair oi‘ cart wheels

driving Waggon, 1 jaunting sleigh 1 seeder, ltayrake. 1 set

spike barrows, driving harness. iris harness. 2 pair leather traces, 1 pair iron traces, grindstone, 1 pair of crotch straps. lurks and shnvcls. potato SCIIIUIIIEI‘.

Terms are made known at sale,

2581-7-12~4i

AUCTION

1 plough, 1

70 ACRES- CHOICE -

STANDING HAY FOR SALE

Malcolm McLeod at‘ Station on July 16th,’ 2-

Colville Monday,

commencing at

0’clock p. m., 70 acres‘ n: choice standing hay in! lots to suit purchasers"!

Terms at sale.

BENJ. CARTER &,‘

SON, Auctioneers

“TITGTTOIN: Cottage and Lot for Sale

We will sell for Mary Fowler on Saturday, July 21, commencing at 7 0’clock in the ev- ening her cottage, sit- uated 36 Longworth Street. Terms at sale. BENJ. CARTER &

SON Auctioneers 2650-7-14-3i.

fl HAY SALE

We will sell for Horne Broa, on their farm, Winsloe South,

Thursday, July 19.

“cing at m., 50 acres 1y. (very

or acres

premises 0i Alex- i,

mower, 1 '

spring " tooth barrows, 1 wood sleigh. 1 set

A lot of irork- ,

Rib R0 si; TEA is good tea

You should try the ORANGE PEKOE QUALITY if you like a

tea of the veryfinest flavor.

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“THE LOVE PENDULU ”

sY MAJRION RUBINCAM

' Y v rvww

THE NEW HOME Chapter 25

As I remember. that trip to the oily was not a very pleasant one. We had to take the local, "Number 12." as they called it-famlliiirly iii tile vilisse. to a station some ten miles off. where the fast trains came through.

“g9.

Grand lie-Union‘ of the

Sons and Daughters of

Prince Edward Island

at Home and Abroad At Scoiciifcrt Memorial Club Grounds On Wednesday, July 18th, 1923

This grand event will bc celebrated by making it the rnost pleasant outing of 1923. »

immense tea tables are being supplied, laden with the most delicious eatablcs to appease the appetite.

A sPidiws- saloon well supplied with ice Cream, Cigars. Temperate Drinks, Candy, etc., is being provided.

The Caiedonlsn Club Pipe and Drum Band will dis- course choice music and there will ‘be many attractions,

such as Dancing Saloons, Highland Dancing, Wheels of Fortune, Etc. '

Pictures of the beautiful Monument lately erected and the History of this grand movement which is now nearly completed can be purchased on the grounds.

intending visitors from Souris and Georgetown will come by regular mornling trains, returning the Eastern train will be held at Scotchfort till 6 p. m. The George- town train will be held ail Mt. Stewart to connect with this train. There will be reduced fares on both these lines. A special train will leave Charlottetown at 1.45 p. m., return- ing will leave Scotchfort at 7 p. m. Fares, Charlottetown 70c, St, Dunstan‘s 65c, Sherwood 55c, Royalty 50c. Brack- Iey Point and Union 50c, York 40c, Suffolk 35c, Bedfoid 30c, Tracadie 20c.

EVERYBODY WELC)ME

D. B. McDONALD, President

ADMISSION FREE

REV. Wm. v. Mcoonato,

§ Secretary

‘Except for the run in my car to

Buffalo, I hail not been out of :Wellsville for any distance since l ‘came there. Win and some oflniy new friends iii the town had driv- en with me all over the surround- ing hills, but this was the first real trip away from the quiet little place. I almost cried us our train wandered along by the side of the tiny river and through the gap of the hills,

And then we were on the express. and Win was ordering an elabor- ate luncheon for iue in the diner. 'And then were were pulllng' into ‘tlieclty, and my ears were drum- med upon by the roaring, beating. jraging noise of the metropolis when it is hurrying home ifram work. It was hot. too, and the odor from the ferry slips nauseated me,

But Winthrop was crazy over all of it. lie had rarely been to the city, and was most astonishingly ignorant of everything aiboiit it.

iMy aunt's chauffeur met us at the ferry,

“'I‘he car's here," he said, taking

4-1- our baggage checks. “I'll set yflui‘ i things. .\ly congratulations, miss» .. I mean, madame. And to _\'ou, sir," Win smiled at the man, uncertain ., whether it was gnoil form to shake . liiiuds or not. lint .1 solved his proli-

1pm by putting out my liiind t0 , Illiikc when he congratulated m9.

and Win, who picked thlfll-‘ZS iill , with extraordinary rapidity, follow- )’, ed my example.

“We're to stay at Aunt Hamlet's," fi I told him. "She's away, everyone .5 is this season,» but she's kept the house open for us."

We drove in lier huge white mar- lile mansion, just off Fifth Avenue.

i,

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Zing-pad! protect while they hurl. Tim; lcnntglsgsglgliiéiiafiwldas‘? °' l’ . I _ ' 343st yourdruxllll “"3”

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- ' flr 86h" l'.;f@‘.'.'.."‘.‘.'l.‘.°.“.'7l$£. ... @451” A"lisuu, lnl Snfflrll. “-

Put one on-IMPBIII i! 8W",

as oii the steps, huge palms and ferns were banked. These showed through the glass and in winter gave a tropical touch that was most delightiful.

"Great, Isn't it? lCan we have something like this?" Win asked, pleasetLas s boy by everything he ssiw.

“When we have enough money," I answered practically. "This Ital- ian entrance cost my aunt $15,000."

“-If you would like to so any- where tonight. the cur is ready." Blake suggested.

“Fine! Connie, let's go to a thea- ire."

1 nodded my head, and after din- ner we started out again. It was all new to Winthrop and he was as enthusiastic as a child-so much so that I could not help but catch some of his spirit. We went ‘to o. show which he liked immensely. I had seen so many like it that I was not interested specially, but I liked seeing liim so pleased.

"Now. let's go somewhere and dance," he suggested.

And we went. for the sake of

y. ‘Win was very much impressed by

,it, particularly by the Italian en~ ' ilHlIICG Aunt Harriet had built on ya covered drive oi‘ glass and {ivrniight iron. The Iio-u-se was sunk I‘ ,ll1l('l\' in the centre front. each wing '\" iiciichins the street. But the car

turned intn II tiny drive to the main i door. through gates or doors of heavy glass and iron grill work. 0n

Are Usually Due to ' Constipation When you are constipated, not enough of Naturefi. lu-

Clearance

g I NOTICE . l

i‘. G. S. "Staiilc

AUCTION SALE

AT DUNDEE

l. l .

on TUESDAY, JULY 17m,192s"1'5

At One O'clock

Of Farm, Stock, Crop

Implements:

arid

acres clear and in good

potatoes, balance in hay and pas

also the following ‘stock:

young hens, 75 chicks. Also all

farm machinery, linimes,

black oats, quantity straw, 1 Ford Touring Car. Everybiiing to be sold, no reserve. Terms, m‘ Farm at Saic~Of Stock, etc... 6 months on all sums over $5.00. 6 per cent. off for cash. if stnmny first fine day. EWEN HUME.

Kiuross, I’. E. I. J. A. McDONALD, Auctioneer. 257517-1251.

2 Li Wanted

We will receive live poultry at our plant on and after July 10th.

‘insers.

&

Only well fatlened stock welziliiii; foul‘ pounds and over wanted. This is tho time of your to cull Rain (locks and izet the highest iiriCBPi- THE HARRIS ABATTOIR co., LIMITED. 2568-7-12-51.

Valuable Property For Sale Charlottetown

uthorizcd by Ira. Auld ‘iy Public Auction on 17th oommencinit at evening his splen-

“md M Mcgflt made on this occasion to surpass u‘,

‘ ilweiiing house This is a very ' will be sold

l SON, lloneers.

Farm oi’ 100 acres, good land, 70 state of _ cultivation, balance iii ‘IIIIHIWOOIMIO!’ Illemilrllll Volume o1‘ [he and lumber, good buildings. Crop of “f the 7 acres oats. 3 acres wheat. 1 acrefirams 0" P- E.

ture, well watered by brooks, good D- D- 11 dBMrlb dairy farm, 1 iiiiie from Lllgg Sta- tion, close to churches and school,

1 more draft, 7 years old. 3 choice young milch cows. 3 heifers 2 yearsl old, 3 sheep and Ifllillbfl ,1 pig. 751

etc. Household furniture and other an, ticles not mentioned, 25 bushels!

‘i0 21st Will leave Charlottetown for Pictoii at 7 a. m., and leave Pictou at 5 P. m.. returning to ‘,Cllfll‘lOllGI‘0\\'ll. Idzirc $2.00 each IIVaY‘ __ ‘viii 4100011! freight. ’l‘iios-,

Y litli she will l(!.‘l\' ll. Ill. for Charlottetown.

I 2609-7-13-4! i l

'-"-———-—---___..

;L1ve Agents Wanted Fi" every district on Pi 13,1 r1139 < .

rml island l0 take Sllibscrlptiong _ arrival Scottish Catholic Emmi. Island and after V. J. C. McMillan,

es the condition liiloy met on their arrival and the l

fiibsequent trials and difficulties l ‘=93’ were forced to undergo, Lib. eial commission. Apply

D. B. MACDONALD,

1i. It. No. 3 Summersido

l.

. 1712-1922 by Re

I 2566-7-12-91.

Mammoth Tea r517; At Souris

ION WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1923 in aid of the new Parochial Ilouse now being built liy St. Mary's ln-ir. isli. Tile Tea will be lllllil on I.ll(' _olil grounds adjoining the Convent .uiid where many pleasant gather- ings have taken place informer years.

sumptuous Tea Tabels. Delicious ‘Refreshments. Attractive Game; ‘and Amusements. Music by the Best Pipers in the Province. Big Step lDanci-ng Competition for which

iLlberal Prizes will be given.

l TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS

Trniii leaves Charlottetown for lSoiiris at 5.30 ii. m. Returning leaves iSOIIFIS for Charlottetown at 6.30 p. m.

‘Train leaves Elmira for Soiiris at 12.30 p, m. Returning loaves Souris for Idlimirn. at 7.30 p. m.

These trains will carry passeng- ers zit special reduced rates and will stop at all stations. Special roles also i'nr children under twelve years oi use.

The spacious field opposite the grounds will be [DIIICEII at the the

(lisposnl of owners of Auslioe where .

they may park their cars.

y" from Jiily 16th I

e Pictou at ‘

bricating liquid is produced in tlie bowel to keep the food waste soft and moving. Doc- tors prescribe Nujol because ' it acts like this natural lubri- cant and thus secures regular bowel movements byNature's own methodwlubrication.

Nujoi is a lubricant-not a medicine or laxative-so cannot gripe. Try it today.

Nu'_c_)__1

For Sale

At Peakcs Station, 20 acres oi land, 5 acres clear, balance cover- ed with a growth oi soft wood,con- venient to school, stores and rail- way; 800d diveiling house, lbarn and lieahouse. Apply on premises, or write-

MRS. R. J. CARMICHAEL, Peaks’: Station. 2395-6-6i

PRIVATE SALE

DDSIRAJKDE 1.0T WITl-I RESI- DENCE‘, barn, wooilslied, table, out- buildings, etcn, and garden all in EXCELLENT CONDITION. IDEAL SUMMER RESORT, beautifully shaded itnd COMFORTABLE? SITU- ATED in residential section of Victoria. stores, School Post Office, Hail. Churches, etc., eic,, within short radius. To be sold by private sale. Apply

MR8. MARY MACDONALD, Cape Traverse, P. E. I. Lord's C0.. Store, Cspe

Traverse) 2467-7Mwf6i.

Q-~4-¢;_.-_s~__-__.___ , _ . ._,

AUCTION SALE 0f Cottage and Lot

We are Public Auc

l

(Or phone

instructed to lell

at tion on the premises

WEDNESDAY, 18th DAY 0F JULY, 1923

iSouris has n reputation for nt- trncllve Teas and an effort will he

all fonmer events. No faklrfl Will be allowed on the grounds.

Remember the Day Ind Di“ It'll! Don't Miss It

BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE 26487-141101.

At 7 O'clock P. M.

coolness, to a roof garden. ‘danced there until ailter one in the morning. Ami suddenly I found my- sell very tired. I could not tell why. it did not occur to ms that I Wei used to going to bed at nliic.

"Do we have to go home now?" \Vin asked in a disappointed way

‘tho side towards the street as well-as ‘he “rchestm began putting‘

green covers on the instruments Hind the people began Io leave.

i “Oh, there are other places, not lso nice. I know several indoors- awiuily hot," J answered.

"Do let's go to one. Come on.

Connie, don't look so sleepy!" I'm]

tired," I answered. very nearly CYOSS.

He sat at tlie table looking i17-

t

me, all the fun and sparkle seine 2669

out 0i his face.

"I'm n brute,” he said. "l didn't mean to tire you!’ '

Immediately-I felt like a brute myself. Aifter all. this was liisflrst glimpse of the city, he was intoxi- cated. N0 wonder he did not want to leave it all so soon!

“I'm not vefY tired." Iibesan- “T0- morrow night we'll do this again." A voice ibehlnd me said suddenly. "Why, Consbance Bennett! I thought you were—"

I turned. lit was a girl i k119i“ slightly, one I did not care for much. iShe belonged to a. family of social climbers whom my aunt snuibbed every time she could.

"We came ‘back today. This is my husband, Mr. Taylor," I an- swered.

She and her escort were both de- llglited—too delighted. to meet him, and too delighted to see m0 back after -my illness.

"We're going on to Lewiis? You You can dance all nigh-t there. D0 come!" they urged. Win ‘Looked eager to go.

PICNIC

The Women's Institute announce their annual picnic on the beauti- [21 shore oi‘ East Oaibie Head. _

Amongst the numerous attrac- tions ibcing prepared are-—S.PlLEND- ID MEAJJS with all the sell-son's delkglous prepared by tihs famous cooks of Cable Head.

Dancing, "Boat sailing, swimming, lbuthiniz, baseball and other sports. Splendd carriage and motor roads Remember the date, July 17th.

If the day -be unfavourable picnic will be held next flne day. 2241-30-J-uIy 11.16.

For Sale Art-Cornwall

13 acres of laud owned ‘by the late Charles It. Keliow. 1i the same be not sold by private sale on or beilore the 14th day of July at 2 p. m., it will he sold at Public Auo tion on that day. The premises will be sold including the crop.

Tennis made known at sale. For particulars aooiy to

M188 BELLE KELLOW, Cornwall or to G. F. Inman, Solicitor, Chan lottetown. 2328-4-10I.

FARM FOR SALE

Consisting oi’ fifty L... choice 1am]

property o1 the me Mrs. Wil- liam LII-tor No. 38 Brighton Ava, lillvlnlng the property of J. J. Mc- Klnnon. Terms at sale. BENJ. CARTER d SON,

Auctioneers MACKINNON C McNEILL, Solicitors.

2559-7-12-5l.

all clear in a hlsh suite of cultiva- tion, situated on Braoltley Point Road. three and one-half miles from

‘Charlottetown, near three raliway’ap

stations, churches .'.nd schools. An ideal dairy fanm, Wlil be sold with or without crop. Apply STANLEY A. PROWSE.

On Premises

2653-7-14-0.

We_

l “Are you too tired?" he asked pleadingly. I shook my head and we started off. -I was too tired and I hated these other people. and that little pain ibetiween my shoulder. was conri back again. But there was nothing to do but $0.

Monday-Getting settled --_-—4Q¢-————

WILL FALL IF GERMANY. - ~ By CHAS. McCANN

LONDON. July IL-The Atlantic has lost its supremacy as the navl: ocean. Naval history, if any, dur- ing the next few years, will he writ ten in tths Paclffic and Mediterran eon.-

Amorica has made the Pacifit the cruising ground for her mali fleet. Now Great Britain is rapidly making her Mediterranean fleet he: big one. Co-incidently she is keep ing an eye open toward the South Pacific,

Germany's elimination from sec and place among maritime powers automatically eliminated the Atlan- tic as the chief naval danger-spot

Turkey's comeback, which less than a year ago threatened England with a war to keep open her trade routes to the Far East, caused the British decision to trate in the hlcditerranean.

-———<-o-¢-—-- Look to the Pacific

Julian's over-population and liei imminent need for expansion, has caused both the United States and England to look toward the Pacifk ——th'2 United States to protect Hawaii and the Philippines; Great Britain to assure protection to Australia and New Zealand and a little further away, India.

News of Great Britain's changed

TO -—-.

when We 80 out on pleasure benl And I don't want to spend a cenl 1 “Y. LBW Walk." and you con- sent, You're willing. Vll/‘henfor the theatre we start out #2!“ "Win11 taxicab." i shout. 0" 5111'. The sub!" Without n doubt. You're ivilling., Al"! if i care not what is spent (For sometimes I'm ,1 reckless gent) And take you dancing n; n“. Tent. You're willing. You know the rest, the so I almost hate to buy a r1 Bacall“. you s You're wiliiii

ns I sing "L! 2e I know 01d (hing

111165151?“

{Seventy 15?... Choice l Standing Hay For Sale

lorljvlil‘ ‘sen °i1IlIy farm at Carleton H - ll l’ the seventeenth, coinmenc \ ng at two o'clock lp. m.. seven!) ‘limes choice standing hay iii lot.- ,.0 suit purchasers. Terms at siilc.

I

M. J. Mclvon,

H. F. MORRISON, Auctioneer. ~7-i6-1i.

Li‘ .

Provincial Rifle Association

Annual Shooting o! u‘;

Edward island Rifle Asse takes place at

ii

Prince clation

KENSINGTON RANGE Commencing 31st July, i923

$1400.00 IN PRIZES Programmes and any Information can be had from the Secretary

COLONEL F. 8. MOORE rrelldent CHARLES LEIGH Lleut-col. R. 0

Secy-Treas 2487-10-101.

Political Meetings

The undersigned Conservative candidates will address the electors oi‘ the fourth District of Prince on the Political issues of the day at the following pla/ces and dates:

Middleton, July 18th at 7.30 p. m

Centrevlile, July 16th at 7.30 p. m

Birch Grove. July 17th at 7.30 p.m

Searletown, July 18th at 7.30 p.m

Cape Traverse, July 19th at 7.30 p. in. Tryon, July 20th at 7.30 ‘p. m. Government candidates invited to be present.

J. H. MYERS, ‘l’. W. BENTLEY Conservative Candidates 2482-7-10-101.

Political Meetings Third District, Prince

The undersigned will address the electors of the Third District of Prince at the following placer on the date mentioned:

Egmont Bay, Saturday July 14th 2 p. m.

Cape Egmont Monday, July 16th

p. m. Mt. Carmel, Monday July 16th

p. m. Wellington. Tuesday. July 17th 2 p.m. i Grand River, Tuesday July.17tli 8 p in

n‘... is. lVeilliesday. July 18th , p. m. . Sill-ink Valley. Thursday. Juli t 2 n. m. Hamilton. Thursday, July 1m) m.

p Mnalpeque. Friday, July 20th, it

Signed: A. Simpson Crozier Stanislaus Hamlet, Thom“ Me. Nutt. Adrien F. Arsenault.

2581-7401351

I

P4

Lygaxlwyv! _,

' knew

raw state are a whd food.

than bread and butter.

fir file

nanny JAMES, Agent,

Pl] lilllli MEE

The undersigned will meet the questions at meetings in the Ca Baldwins Road. Thursday. Jul Dundas. Friday, July 13th. llfartlnvaie, Monday, 16th. Cardigan, Tuesday. July 17th. Montague, Wednesday, July 18th Summer-vile Tliursday,~July 19th

Y

are invited to attend, and share

2396-7-6101.

Cocoa beans even in their lesome When properly blended and roasted they are more nourishing even

ln.Moir's you get not only chocolate made from the choicest cocoa beans, but a