MUTHERS .

‘Mrs. Menard’: Letter. Experience _l_\_ilay Help

,Ontario.— "l want to tell _' ‘much good your medicine - . has done mo. Be- fore my baby came I f el t so weak and run- n down that 1 could hardly do my work. My head _ ached continually and l was so dis- couraged th at l could c r y f ro m morningtiiini hi. l h ad ano t er < bab_ ' _ or old and ‘ guve me a lot to; ' _ thou hi lwould try Lydia. ligmh ego-table Compound, read so much about it in tho‘ ks. l found a difference right , as my head was relieved and, (l feelings gone. My sister doing my washing and she - doing ll.. as she said it. t me biwk ii‘ I static/i in do It sure did help me and l _, en just two bottles when my came. Ho is a fine big boy, fnearly five months old. lam ‘ mg gout" medicine again and l am ito o my work all by myself now. ways recommend the Vegetable ipound to women, and especially ixpectant mothers, as l lievo v need hel st those times."- "t OLIVER h I-INARD, 24 Harvey St.. i-lllm. Ontario. . I

GABBV GERTIE

"A bride's trousseau may be ever Io plain-her family knows who got the trimming."

i liiR SALE i

oflor for sale at Southport m)‘ ' iltlful farm, four miles from ‘trlottetown. 100 acres of clear-i land, well watered with a in‘ running across the front of ' 171100. Ideal for potato growing. u. dairy ferns, with good bulldlngsi "N, "Daub l!!! 13178 800d dwfil‘ She: I've forgotten more than p-house and a good orchard. you eve,- 40.5w,

Q8 made easy. F0!‘ particulars. Hg: l wag wondering what was II! W vwlllflgncy WOOD i the matter with you.

Southportfl

iiiiiiiiu i

OI» acres of’ land at Brookvale.‘ i. so. owned by Edward Parker: zrigl. I! not sold before Fridays _ l th day of April it will be sold!

f tlllt date on the promises at One‘ n that by Public Auction. ‘

HER. PALM NOT RED

_l'lf "Yul" lllfllclflflfs 311111)‘ W Mrs. Aristah Kratt: Have you ‘_ ever had your palm read, Mrs. -. Svlivllor- Nouvvorlch’!

‘ D-Bl. Mrs. N.: Why. oi course not-

I do no work with my hands.

i MARK n. MacGUIGAN, i i . i I

runoff",

.. frm on Byrnos‘ Rood containing G8 ‘on near Church. School and‘ Mon, owned by Arthur Kenny.‘ '- further particulars apply to j J‘. J. SINNOTT. Morell.

i i 14-24-31. I

§iiiiiliiiN SALE i

u om-nw.“ on Thursday“ Aprui cheap automobile?" ‘

at one o'clock sharp of Inna. "i would If ""7 W'""l =0 C“ 6K III

_._- TOO EXPENSIVE FOR HIM

consists of ‘l0 acres of choicei

beautifully situated on West’ . The property of the late Ivan; intu- Duvsr with good buildings; " extra good repair. l Fox Ranch.‘ This farm is close to church.i ‘tool and shipping. Will be sold‘ , ‘ mther with stock, crop and imple-i . nth at above date. I

' flock-One mare with foal. timi

_ nob. four mllch cows. fivo ynungi .7 .. j atle. one brood sow in furrow

i i l I r l

b‘ crop and farm implements.‘ "mlsivl" rin id

I i .

A GOOD REASON

1 ‘m, 70 hens. three geese. , _ hop-Jll bushels of White Banw M“ i-imP? W")! WW" YW l! - Seed om, quantity of white worry "w. Mile 11ml" , MISS Clock: i could never marry

fl Wheat, 130 bushels Irish (‘-0b—‘

"Why don't you gel your sell a

OQOQOOQ~O§OOIQQOOCOQQOf‘Q-QE

“Jealous Hearts”_ | By ' _ MILDRED BARBQUR

ooo-ooooo-o-oooo-o-q Continued

THE mvoniri: or rue cons.

and erroneously tcmied "qqck n While she was sipping hm- {mi-nee and listening ' to the excellent or- ch-‘ieira Plfli’ selections from “Alda." ll“ ‘me and will’ Person she knew in all her New York happened w pass through the lobby.

He was a rotund. i'0sy-chcckod_ imdlllfiflged mun whose home was in the north and who had been a Clony of Daniel Carvers and had VlSll/Zdvllt Carver Hall for two Weeks Each summer to fish the streams his host» kepi- stocked with trout. Elinor never failed w try hnr charms iIDOII 111m. Jlisl- because it W85 886mm her policy to allow any "m" 1° escape paying tribute lo 116i‘ beauty; but she forgot him the mo- menl. the car bearing him station- ward tumed thn corner of the drive. In fact. when she planned her trip to New York, it completely escaped her that she had an Iwqilaintanci: there who was well-to-do, a bach- elor. and liiigihi, therefore, be use- ful.

The little man's roving gaze rest.- cd upon Elinor apprcciatively as he passed through the lounge. Rec cognition-delighted i'ecogiiitioil— dawned in liiem. He threaded his way rapidly between the tables. "Why. if it- isn't lifiss Carver? Whatever are you doing hero?"

She gave him her hand and Slllil- ed upon him dazzlingly.

"rve come to study voice."

At her words, Danelli, who had

pyALiiir

subject. Elinor to a rude and pro- longed stare. ed her thin lips to become a mere vi-ouged line.

ed serenely unaware of ' the fact

world at that moment.

THE Cl lAlil.U'l"l‘E'i‘U\VN GUARDIAN

1

i

i

What Shu snw truus-

_I~:linor. however. was happily chat- ting with little Preston. She seem-

tliat there was anyone else in the The little man was radiant. Ho suggested tho theater. .

"Well be in time for lhc' second act. anyway. and. with a revue, it doesn't matter. It'll be a good prc- iiniinary for a. supper-club."

“How nice," drawicd Elinor. "I was being bored to death before you arrived."

She rose and sauutered with him

“You're a wonderful playmate." turned iomird 1hr (irciiesiru. for the moment. swung round shurpLv. ll.- saw a little man refunding besiflt: Elinor and leaped to his feet.

"My good friend. Monsieur Pres‘.- on!" ht.- cxciaimcd, and, regardies of dark looks from other diners who ivislicd to listen to ihc orcii "tru. 11-; excused himself to his hostess. siui~ rleniy tight-iippedfi and presented

rosy Preston ivas scaling himself be- side her.

“Oh. hello. Daiiciii!" l-lic liilic man said carelessly. “Whore did you drop from?"

The Italian nodded iziaiidiy io-

ward his party. . “It is a great luck that l meet

i have wished to see you." His words were for Preston. but his eyes were for Elinor. ' "Well. you know where -my office is." chuckled the little man. thor-

uiid enjoying it.

Tho ltaiialfs eloquent eyes bc- suught him, Preston relented and presented him to Elinor. Daiiclli bent over her hand and kissed it.

"You two ought to get on likfl =1 house nfire." remarked Preston. :"Miss Carver came to New York i0 study voice-and yourc onc of New York's best teachers."

r Potatoes from certified seed. 5 m7 °"° will’ “I” °"‘ "l "'9'" a ’ Inplements-One ii horse-power "‘"°i‘ "" 7°“ m“ B. C. Engine with ii-inch belt; s 5% horse-power engine with _ ‘sher and wrlnger attached (new) 1 C: circular saw gear; one grain , ishor; one broodcr; three ladders; " y fork and rope; . ‘irlrig our; one cream separator, ‘cream. lIPZii. ‘Hi0 uiiik llial you srn and butter washer. All fumrillw yhhlnery 5nd all in good repair. but just. hwiill. Add ihu milk, ‘ single and double harness work- iliiiilo ‘all it Lim-iq boo-ling ivvll. and driving and everything in‘ about the property. 1 ‘lilo positive. No rcscrvi: as it is‘ closing of the estate. Terms of,

NEW IDEA I lumoileknmm ntsalo. Term f

o t <' calm». otofll months credit nni 1 cuinrerceedliig $10. 6% per an-I pll’ for cash. inspection any | I by lppillntmllll» M’ Phillie fiirin| An Invention-Not an Imitation » Ill. ‘ ' - We have just received a l'ul oarloud of

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MASHED POTATOES. To miakn tho in-nL muffins! lllffwll

MRS. ADELAIDE puvan, ' Cornwall.

l

ilslund to see this iprouders. - We handle

the N EW

' ‘Wide Spreading" Spreader. built of the finest materials. by skill led workmanship. to r illotimo nor

a ~ FOR siiu:

' Brudlllaine, Hotel m- perty wtthllacrouland. short . Iltsnoo from . sin

two turns of ll sores each. i half mile from village. Jillll laud for will"

s.

I for ONE YEAR.

Street.

LEWIS GOFF

i-aa-mwa _

“M, (jhcvnflel ied [Kliiiliii-nfl whim {iin do iml hints. ,-‘“_(_( "mkmg conversant)" Wm‘ Pm?

Lhoni. Du mo! boil nor svuiil ii. w" mid- . . i, couruuviiiclii. from Eiui

‘Ind we want every former on this‘ loader of all

i IDEA iaause: it is the genuine original It l8

mice. It is riveted throughout. It is cuiinaurann against ibrelhljb

Distributor fork-lace Edward Island

s "But. no? Am I tlicn to be #0 iorliuiutci” Dani-ills eyes sought .l-)iinor's. ‘

i She smiled up at him. her inock-

‘mu. deliberate, provocative smile.

i "i'oi~iiap:+.“ she said calmly. and flfuruvd lo iitl-ic Preston. _ l Duiiciii lingered for u moment ui

finally. receiving "0 m"

fio his ivuiiinu party.

‘ous. despite his suave and confident ; mg sawdust to his ice house. Whtrl!’ Wm leave ‘or B01 JD m _ . hcarinv- Kiwi i"? was a mm“ m" 'i‘° “"5 i‘ “msidcrable “mount of Mlitimc Express ofetsliewgaiiliidiaeiiMlili-i

i iblcxi-d. But ho smiled: lWFhflP-‘i he

|\§'}|}; p-unni himself that Elinor, not ilicing a New Yorker. did not kn" ibis fame.

||mi|ndvd on iiir north by Wcsli-Iicq- i ilfll‘; oii llll‘ south by l-Klliil 39m‘ ~‘i

iPark Avenue uiid Rivcrnido Drive liimilerl ihc territory 111ml "Si; west. Everything else was Dial“; His hostess glanced at iiiin. an l

8 lnEAfs-catiii himself. and lhcn turned t0

' im- Hall’ a (Iontiivv

i These and many other reasons r. easily pluoo the MODELS I in a. clues by itself. We can have one on 5"" 4-55fu] your farm ready to use in n few hours. See this Spreader in our new showroom-SIS Grout George

_ lll(‘ Slklllrilillfil- li-eulii ‘n!

Dr (IHAQYS i I lamest

himself before Elinor. just as littlc.‘

you. my friend. For several days‘

ougiily understanding the situation ‘y

she told him...

‘zu-ross tlio lounge. confident that DlillPllYS game was following her. ‘She W83 not mistaken. And she - would have been highly gratified. if she could have heard the comments in her wake. Said the lean. blasc’ ‘woman on Daneili. ivliispci": ‘ “What a thoroughly bold young person?" Hc raised his brows skcpticaliy. i “Madame thinks so?‘ But no! I have seldom in your delightful Ani- i‘i‘i(.‘2i. seen a young lady lcss-wvhul ynu isay?—--aggressivc." " Elinor had what she lcrnu-d. to ‘.i’rt-swli's delight. a “riotous ovvli- 'ing." ’I‘hey returned to her hotel ‘at 3:30 o'clock the nexi. morning. “Yoirre a wonderful playmate." iuhe told him. letting her slim fin- gers linger in his clasr- as Bil" "W? him good night. i "we'll repeat the progriiuras of- ,i.eii its you like," lio declared ioyous- i At noon the next day. he rang ihcr up with an invitation for lunch. “And you're slated for a we this afternoon, if you've no other en- igagcmont." lic announced. "I re- iceivcd an invitation from Dane-iii- iyou know. the Italian chap Tuitio- i ducod last lllgllt—~fllllfl he irarticula» "ly asked me to brinK YW- _ i Elinor hung up thv- receiver with ‘n filililC of satisfaction. The Ercfll muster had swallowed Lin‘ 1100K- ! (To lie (‘ontiiluivd-i

g Jliffal Of Hudlin

~ - _ i icnsnqin ' trial of Neheinliih and Samuel Hull.

' l??? W309i.‘ ,Rus$e11 Hayward who i was ilflflijiid killed on Nov. 15 last.

- V‘ Court of Kings Bench for Sunbuw County, Mr. Justice LeBianc pre-

in a sibilant '

APRIL 25, 1928

M?

Workers Son A Diplomat

LONDON. APRIL Zqs-Reference was made in the House of f‘ recently to the fact that a son of an engine driver held a 800d posi- tion in the British diplomatic ser- vice. Tiie young man is R. G. Howe. whose parents livo at Dairyhouse road, Derby. When l4 years of age Howe won n scholarship. and after being at a higher school for five years obtained another scholarship which took him to St. Catherine's College. Cambridge.

During the war Mr. Howe obtain- ed a commission in tlic Sherwood Foresters. and later acted as censor on the Intelligence Stall at Con- stantinople. Passing into the Dip- lomatic Service, he was posted 'I‘liird Secretary at Copenhagen, and was successively at Belgrade and the Briizlllian Embassy. Now lic is First aecretary fll/llIC Roumuninn Lega-

on.

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Dutch Canaries Eu- route To Canada

lSpccial to the Guardian)

MONTREAL. April 23.-—Tho fir t of their kind to be imported lo Canada. five pairs of Dutch frill canaries are en route to Quebec on the Cunard liner Ascanin in care of the foreign department of the Cun- adlan National.

These birds which are noted for their ruffled plumage first litltlfilnl!‘ popular in Japan where they were bred extensively by the Royal Prin- cess of that country. They form part of a total shipment of sixty British canaries including Norwich, ‘York- shire and Border breed of that cel- ebrated songster. There arc also se- veral goldfinches and bullfinches in- cluded in the shipment.

On anival at Quebec they will be placed in charge of local express of. ficials and sent immediately to Montreal where they will Join "The Continental Limited" for Victoria, B. C.’ They are‘ consigned to mg famous Butchards Gardens of that city already well known for its wide selection of bird life. _ "

Brothers Opened

1n Press) 13., April 23. —- The

iin. brothers; foril/hc murder of pol-

whlie. leading 8 Party of police al- lemptlng to arrest Nehemiah. open- ed today at the special berm of the

siding, - Hound. B. M. Baxter. Premier and Attorney General for New

Brunswick, rosecuting the cases.‘ was prepare to try the brothers together but counsel for defendants. P. J. Hughes, K. C.. and F. H. Pct- i-rs. moved for separate trials and the court granted their motions.

Each of the accused entered pleas of “not guilty" and the trial of" Nehemiah was first taken up. his brother having been removed from Lilo court. Ml‘. Baxter. presenting lllt! case for the crown. said the crown believed that Nehemiah fired the fatal shot but the crime hacl been aided by his brother. Samuel. Several witnesses were examiner]

“m” 1'1.°..£<1“"* “<"°‘.*£*J.°i. ‘ Euroute To N. B. Salmon Streams

(Special to the Guardian) MONTREAL. Que. April 23. -- . Making his annual spring pilgrim- ago to Boicstown. N. B. where lic and his companion anglers will 0p- un their spring fishing operations. i-ki. G. ’i‘uyinr. fishing editor oi tho Chicago Duiiy News. arrived at Boii- uvcuturc station today enroutc to Liic salmon streams of New Bruits"- ivink.

With Mr. Taylor are six other im- gicrs some of whom have previously landed salmon from New Brunswick streams. The party consists of Mr. Taylor and Messrs Clinton Lulid. Geo. J. Lawton. Dr. Calvin E. Brown. Dr. John H. Evans. T. .1. Prodic and Daniel Phillips. /

During Lhciig past two seasons Mr. Taylor has led spring expeditions to Liic Mirnmichi River near Boles- lOWil, whcrc lic finds splendid sal- mon fishing as soon as the ice goes out. Fly fishing the upper and low-

Marmitc, the Great British Yeast Food "» for Health and Good Cooking,’ Comes to Canada ‘ ~ » J

for its flavour alone it rankaash fimtclasa aid t0 good cooking, enriching soups,

Great Britain's leading medical author- ities ancl food research scientists of ivorld-wicle renown publicly advocate the regular use of Marmite lo remedy llie known deficiencies of modern diet.

Marmile is the richest known source of Vitamin B, the vita- min which determines growth in children and regulates the nervous and digestive systems of men and women.

\Vhen vou take Marrnile, you are directly eating Vitamin B.

Marmile is so delicious that

dishes.

stews, gravies and all moat and

savoury It forms an appetmng filfing

for sandwiches and makes I

drink or consomme

ln using Mnrmite remem- ber it is highly concent- rated. For sandwiches use one quarter as much Marmitc in butler.‘ For consnmme. or as a drink. a s-mnll one lialf- tar- spnonful for each cup. You can make i: stronger w suit iasie.

by the addition ofhot water. ~ See m it that Marmite takes-in regular place in your familyls diet. It renews vigour and en- ergy, increases physiml and mental capacity and build! up resists ‘ice to disease.

' l The Vitality Food with thqiovelg flavour]

Packed in 1-oz., 2-02., 4-02., 8-0:... 16 oz. jars and 7-lb. tins

Grocer: and druggisls both sell Mnrmiic. If your dealer has n08 yet received lIi-I supply, write direct to MncLaren-Wright Limized. 69 Front St. E. Tomato 2i

eviclosing 10c. A generous sample. together with mdpe

committing so

delicious Mai-mite Health Dishes will be suit to you.

arinite

i iNEW ANNAN

‘ Messrs Harold Moasc, New Auiixuiu, U“ Wmnniil ‘iliid Robert H088. Kcivln._lias been It WRS obin- ibufliy gngaged for some time hiiul-=

i stored.

i Mrs. Lyman l-luestis. Wliiiiol. Vul- To Dnnciii. Aulcricu was i 19y, spent Sunday with her sister.

Mrs. Robert Moose. New Anneli-

i Kinlw". Wh" h“ bee" laid "p wimgsieur Asbellic. a French inventor.

‘ a severe cold. 1H qlliw Willi fill-IR

I i

i lng u car of spuds at New Annan.

'I‘lic Grand Temperance Division

mot at Kcnsington Wednesday ev- rlling with quite a large crowd iii ‘ attendance.

A pair of foxes escaped from Mn

,‘ Albert Clark's ranch at Wiimot Val- iiey some lime ago. but were recap- ' tured later.

i

' Judging by climatic conditions iduring the past number of dayl. imakcs it look as though we are [going to have two winters in one

year.

i Mr. Alfred Waite. ennui-coke. was a recent visitor to New Annln on business. . Coming! Next week, news. Who knows? Might chase sway tho blues. X

. _.... .4...

W0 "T9 llilld-ilhfii’ Mr- Dimlcl Mc'ii"adio is possible. according to Moli-

y Mr, Hopgood Rayner and sons, Cicrmont. have been very busy load-

l‘l' pools from canoes and by wad- - lug the strcnm tlicsprlng angler ilS-l .u _ gels plenty of sport and good;

z AND vicmirvfnii-il an»

Thc party which arrived at Bonn-i vcliLurc station today were met by, . G. Pool. sporting representative: ul the Canadian National Railways}

illlld uflcr remaining here tonight}

ticlixil tomorrow morning. i M}? I RADIO T0 CATCH TIIIEVES i Catching thieves by tho aid oi I IHc recently demonstrated his invcu- ition before members of ii technical institute in Paris. ll. is somewhat similar to the instrument used by a Russian professor in making mu- sical waves with his hands. The device is said to be so sensitive that a thief passing near it would so‘. iup sound waves and cause a furl- ~‘ i ous ringing of bells. i ----<o>-___. I AUTODUSEB BUSY IN INDIA -

_ Auwbusos have become so busy iin India that they have made seri- ‘ous competition for the railways. who. in turn. are fighting back. in Calcutta and vicinity they have ser- iously injured the railway suburban service. and are beginning to be felti in Bombay. Officials of the prfn- ' clpai rail iilfo inbeiigsl report that buses have seriously cut into the road‘: business by running parallel to its lines. In self’ defense one railway has storied ‘rail-omnibus, nrylcl. v