1 . ~ . '"ciii'lzliorrs'rovirh‘étlfinniliu i‘: ' _ . Baseball Players . ‘I'll! WBIIAN llll Galley Slaves ' CitI-IICAGO, mTnrzp-"nllsolulu

0v uul run.» alarm are biillerslale‘ sub-if“ to the iron of the nlagllutes and treated by them like cutthruats and bandits while being used us a lure to drug the public to games. ‘ These iew rental-ks were loaned into the world's series Bfliiililiil 0T 1919 (Otlily by Attorney Benedict J. Short. couneol for four of the de- felidllll] White Sux, when tlle ‘NR9 appeared before Judge Williams Dover to ask that the cases llgltlust. tile‘ unlit-tell Players and ullviifll gnlnblers be taken oft the court‘ cnll.

"Who says these ulen will never be hack in httaeball? "asked Mn Sh\ort. (‘omiakoy sayrs so and Jollnd sou says so. ll’ the baseball ulLtLl ltrt-hy has its say on this subject‘ perhaps they will never go bat-kt But lllcse melt are ulilltlfli to a tall‘, t-rial by a jury. who shall say‘ wlletllcl- they are guilty of the c-OIP splrzllry charged. ’l'heso luon two honest men, and yct the)’ hill/Bl been troutetlfl like bandits and: burglars. l

“if there has bet-ll a t-unsplrltvf, (llltl it takes astute lawyers three to five tuonths to figure out Wliflll the cniispirzlcy luust be ehinlerit-alj Judge Dover decided alguinst tllc State autl urdcretl all Wlllcllilefi M‘- f fore him next 'l‘htll'sday' nt which‘ time. he stated, an early datc tor ‘ho lriul \\'ill be set.

The prosecution announced that the State had lost. the ttstiluony of; Eddie Cicottc. Claude “lillianle and Joe Jackson and needed p191!!! of time to bllild up the case. Charles A (Tollliskvy. uwncr of the White Snx, ‘said after hearing Fudge Dover's decision:

“These players are on my inelig- ible list. lt was not necessary for fudge Lzlntiis to put them in his. but l am glllll that he did, as it justifies luy tiusititin, -'l‘llei'e is absolutely no chance for any of [hon] tn play on my team again lllllPsrl they can clear themselves to my satisfaction 0t‘ the charges made against them by three oi their tezitulllales." lfonliskey- [Ilttns to rollluin in the , city as long as thcrv is a tzllaucc for the cases of the indicted players to he brought to trial. uud it’ any pzutracted delay is granted he wrl‘. gn lo \\'tlXll|lllCIlIl¥ to look nvt-u‘ ulvlnhcrs oi‘ his team who are ln training tllerc.

lt was badly intimated toduv that the State relied on the cou- fnssions of Clcotte, Jackson and Wllliallls for the making out nt‘ a case against tho (lefendunts. but the ill-lion of those three pltLVQF-H in retaining counsel and lilo un- uouncelnellt tha, they would stand on their constitutional rights and refuse to testify as tending to iny

rilllinllte tllelllsclves harl tleprlv_ ml the State of the strongest ovi-

CALL AND HEAR EDISON’S FAVORITE INVENTION . denco. \ ;

‘ . - -—<D-§>— » ~-—— :: pl ant Pfillfctly’ for children 4 A E I B is Nftlt.llt>.l' G-ratve-s’ Wornl Extermlll- ' Q I _ 1

ator. and it la excellent for driving 167 Queen Street, Charlottetown

clxpm-A-t GIDPOIQMIX on March 8th "to Mr. and Mrs. Percy Dixon a Ion. Congratulations, I ' '

FLANlGAN—ln this city on More!» 17, 1921 to Reginald "and Mrs. Plani- gan a daughter. Marty Alice Patricia

DEATHS‘ f ‘ Y . ' i‘ LEONARD

fWADE-Ju ‘this city‘ on ldarch 22. E A R O I L

The New Edi... DIAMOND AMBEROLA .

NAN DETERMINES TO ELIMIN- ATE JEALOUSV

(‘ha ptei‘ 115

192i. June eldeat dauxhier of the tale notion Wade. need ‘I0 two's- l-‘uneral notice k110i‘.

h I

IN MEMOIUAM

mokénzlékllu loving‘ uiotnol-y of Sargeanl ‘Angus McKenzie who died March 21kt 1920, ‘Wllltm Road P. E. l. - - flagrant non you have left us It la just one year today.

5m“ m, saviour came and look

WW ~~ yo; Wuhan; yo!) could not. stay_ You have loft sad hearts behind YOU, ~ whore you once nlade Eiad our home Left us. loved once sadly Qrlflvllifi Yo; w»; know God's will be dorm

The serious story that. Dick had written, without either advice or help from Juanita. was accepted and liberally paid for. lt gave m»

zlnotltor chant-c to say "l told you “- ‘knlhgzqkucbguAo‘ so," ‘iut relut-uvheriug that lvolllau llTllll SALES FI-Jlllfllllill Ifllfl "vort- st) oiton ll."l'lI$€(I of using that lliulutlneJtrl. luau». mum Hurt-salon I dcsiste-‘tl. "ro m,- -tu-- --- tirisc it-k llleutionctl ii hilust-ll. "You u-crt- right. Nan! .\l',\- work is ht-tttr when! go it alone." ‘Plum. its if lint wishing to disparage Juanita. he added: "Of tours-e and in antiihcr ‘F? alight pFOVt‘ ot‘ grflit

Tlen , N375“ um Cools and houln Bums, Scaldmotc.

nun: III can»

in Noatriln. Proof of luc-

For sale in Charlottetown by H. i\'. Toonlbs K- I‘o., The‘ Two Macs and ilt-duln Lror.

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r0R All

Comfortable house in good re-

pairs with outbuildings. garden and

pump. Will be sold right.

Mrq |-. Trowsdale (‘rupaud

icd ‘ill gt-liillg il tilt-r." - "\\":v do vuu qwtlk that will’? Uf ('iilll'.\\' l shall ti“! ll "\"l'-" "l was uulylhiuking that pcriluib‘ ll would he likethe hook. Spoils“ by having two l cpl» work ill!!!" u, You knrw l think you do llfl lt'l' work alone, Allll- --it stems the otliltirs think >1) loll. l-l:)\\'- ever, l hope it w1‘l he it 1:411" Dick HPIPII a bit peeved bel-zlui-le o1‘ my remark. and l ltastencti to add: "You see. Dick. dear. I have filitll ill l'tlll~-llllillltlll_lf, Illiifil ' uleu do hclicve in lllt‘ lllif“ ill?!‘

P. liiuc-ss. Rut l am not so sure o‘ Juanita. Her work is luoro kllllillfllflill. she's with "Hill" but along dltlcrt-lll lines. l "l liillI seen Dirk frown so lr-Hl- zls usual, praised Juanita ailer dis- paratiing hvr. “licll. wail and see- lt is her plot amuwiift- lie Sill“- l.\'tnv. once again, hours ui uu it ppinoss cumluencotl tur mt‘- Juallila was ovor e\'l‘l'.\' l_l4l.\'- llllll often ull illl_\', closeted with lilrk ill his study. llcr uluuller to me too had undl-rgollc. a chllugc. a dis- tlgrecltble one. hard to lglltvlfth‘ v lt was as if shc said: ‘\ou >30. l can llltllfl‘ llllll do as l lllwtillet

l- lt~-l~~.lt l wouldn't llsh another t'.'li‘url> iu lI‘_\'l'l|_l-{ her out.“ l rt-turnt [I as t-tisuzllly" a5 l could, ‘lib-k nlzltle no reply but SIIUII utter l saw ltuu luavc the house by the study door. and knew he vras 50in: lo tell Juanita m‘ his nllC-

PPS“ .

. mums by moth" It'd '='"“Y

Hotel Arrivals

vlcvoim HOTEL

‘ don't t-tlre! She didn't help llilni“ l llet-ltlred c-hildisllly". ltlvn to .~'ll('-\\' that l dill r-arr. l cried a littlvg _

'l'v.'o noun: later. when Liick value bark, he had the data for his rou- templateti lndiuu stories. but ht- evine-etl s0 little interest therein that‘! asked:

“\\'h.'|t's the platter‘? Arr-n} you 10mg to do the articles?“ “Yo-d don't think

nclv.“

“Elli \vh_v'.' l thou-gilt you “wil- krcn l-hmlt getting thalll of] 1"‘

"l wus- perhaps. ilul Jllklllilit wants to t-nlllllitirzltc with tuppnu l_don't feel like doing so on this anw idea, It's ulansttlff."

Al any ntlll-r tilllc, or with ally- lillc PlSGJI should huvr- lililifllflll l)t‘('i“l.\P m‘ the expr ' iou "lil‘lll bill lluw I only sulilcll and replied:

"l um glad you see it that sr:l_v. l have felt so all along. Not lllany woman are t-zl-pahlc of writing in- tot-eating articles on such u sill)- Jfirl. l hope you dirlll‘t quarrel with her about it." l llzld stlill exactly to what I tsdt, l dill hope they had IJUElFFSIPfI, l would have been tle- lightml had So simple a llllllf! ter- mluatotl thttir frivntiship.

".\'n. We (litlll't quarrel. 'l‘llat u-l-ulll have been silly, But Juan- ita tclt hurl. She took no yiains to curtHr-tll it, and l luade things worst- "a; refusing to join a t-anlping par- '.\ she is talking of luaking up, l ft-lt l hadn't the time."

l lnllgt-tl to ask ii l had been in- t'lll(l(‘il ill the invitation. but tu- truilloti. What (llIl'£‘l'0lll't‘ did it ull-lco so long as he had rot’ ' l‘! , BUSIIIPR it alight show up my _| - Hi9!" ll l" ‘WY ‘ll . <ul.~,\~—sonlcthing l‘ was murp m». ‘nurses that you want lo put llltti termincd than ever not to do, Cimdlllml qmckl-v m“ , l‘ _h_a“l_ wmuu ummqny- strnt9gy._..nny1hjng springs work or are gettllll; leddl that would help ma. But any show T01‘ Bllllfi. ll costs you one dollar a (ifjlltllfillr-‘h’ would only defeat what DlWliHBP hilt you got nmny tlolllals I hall sot out io-llti. ()t' that l ivas l1! “"1"” m" m“ "no W“ Sven" m sure. ._ - llll-‘i W9)’-

"\Vllal arc you going to do now?" I questioned, ‘Zinothcr story?“

"Yes. ,-\ story Juanita sugges- It'll. She has a ytery good ltlcn. Stllllzllllllg I ucver have seen used. \\'-= will r-tillallorute on it. [Ills tint:- lt-iug lit-r nanlc‘. s will as tuluc."

"You uleall it‘ you sell it."

"Naturally/j"

"l hope you aren't be (llsatlpoiu

ElelilTEt-rriiiéliliifialé

SATURDAY, MARCH 26,'1921 AT

Geo 0 Gale‘ Torontb; A E Arse’ one o-aLocK

mutt, Sunlmerside; Sydney “Wills- Llygrpoo], N’ S; H A Rvgeri- Sum‘- nleu-side; J F Howell. Sululuersdt‘; B A Hillz. Halifax; S S Hessian. Montague; l. S Ward. b‘! Jfillnl Thou Donne. Montreal; A t‘ Orr. Montreal; T A Beauchulllp, Mont- real; r blcCrPady. s: Joliii; H '1' Wilson, Ottawa; ,1 ilcbeachlnun. Toronto; Geo H Barr. Ottaw-a; G S Gould. Halifax; B Stewart, Hall. fax,- S D Delvirl, Stellartoll. N S: littftelsklknlrhglsstefl‘lfdgmjdchliltlll. l (IQIIELEBIENTS-d (lttavni; J K King. Mvllcwil; J 1 Walter McKay. Fredericton; H Richardson. Guelph. Out; Adam .\l Cooke. hiorltreal; E E Ste-rt‘? Mont-ton; Arthur '1‘ Woollcln Mont-- ton; l.‘ C. Archibald. 'l'ruro. -——-<-0&—_———— REVERE HOTEL

YOU (‘AN GET THE NEWEST POPULAR MUSIC PLAYED BY THE WORLl)’S POPULAR ARTISTS ALL ON THE NEW EDISON DIAMOND: AMBEROLA.

WE WILL (ILADLY PLAY THESE RECORDS FOR YOU

l am instructed by Mr. Joseph filcAdtltll. “late-l vale, to sell byjiub- lic nut-lion oll his preluises his farm consisting oi 100 acres. also his stock, crop. ftllullillg lullplelllents and household furniture. STOCK~i mare 9 years old; 1 ularc '7 years old; l row t; years old, to freshen in Zilayw 1 cow S yours old, l cow 5 years old lo ircsllen in April: l heifer l year old. L‘ ducks, 30 hens, l sheep. (‘R0l‘~~~.-\ quantity of hay and straw.

Not

stl.

liltrlinu-i bie-tilvy- Fox 'l‘ro| (llltrollllr- "Just Snap Your Final-rs a: Faro"), for litlilt-ilill- .\l:t.\" Fells’ llcl- la Rub-hilt On-llt-sirtl.

1213' 'l'rut, (lutrotiutriup, "Just For 'l‘ti-i)tl_y"') tor lianviuu~ (lrct-u Bros, Novelty

liautl.

‘follltlrrtnv — llit-k Decides; lo Gtl ll \l -

truck wagon. lrauott. l cart and wheels. driving sleigh, l wood slr-iyrll. l hay luower, l wheel rake. I silt-tier, l plow. l so! dist‘ lltll'l'0\\'.~', l sot pin hat-rows. l fqrintliug stoma 1 hay fork. rope and czlt-rit-l t-nlutiltito. 2 sols tlfivillg ‘harness, 2 sets work harness. 2 sols lPZ-illil-él‘ traces and IIUIIIPVDIIS otllel articles. Also a quantity oi hurtllvotitl.

'1‘EIl.\lS~-!\'irle months’ (rcliit on all sums tivcr $10. A discount oi‘ ll per cont will be zlllmtrutl on all cash tiurchases.

It day be stormy. sale will take gllam- nn following Monday. JAMES F. HUGHES,

Auctioneer

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llearancég

Auction Sale

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llllo Slwllll (inc Stop, tor l)ztnciilg»~~l,ell-

lil'Ulllll\\'ll_\' Rose. .\‘|>cllt't-l'l~‘ricll, ort-h. zblll'g's Riverside ol-chasuqL fl/QCH“ Lyric Male Quartl-l.

troll ltotllztllvt- --\\'alt_v. tor Dancing—l\lax

tiltl Pal (Vi'll_\' Don't You .\ll.\\\'l‘l' .\lt-.'l [r0115- lj‘illa Robbin Orchestra’

the tlplltltlllt’ ’l‘cllor. orcli. alrtn- lit-iris Jtttltvrt. ’

' lltlii Jvnl- Sills Pa Pa~-~l-‘o.\' Trot (I D0 Nut

Know). for liancing—-llarr,v' Iladcr

Juan's Jazz Orchestra.

t,

real satisflctlon . Ifcal Virginia-

- My llolllt- Tovru ls a (luv ilorst- 'l'o\\u

(But it's llil: Entitlgll For .\lt-), TPIIOI’ D "Mat-N Smith, Little Sands; .\l til-ch. at-(n-Jilu Dollorty. J Mclver, Van Baron. Me: Fielore Lajoic, Carleton; E V .\lat'l.t=otl. Albany; E L lilcNeill. Kinkortl; Chas J Cooke. Kensington; J A Illu- Donald, Tracndie (Jross; E H Montgomery, Sumnlersitle; J B Wood. ‘Stumnlersitle; J-"ls A Atkins. liit Stewart; J W Currie. Peakes ' Station; ‘D C IYIUDOfliiId, Sollris; J Maclntyre, Savage Harbor; ll Vlckoluan. Montague; H Fregezln. Montreal; J it Brundage. Halifax. N B; .1’ (Jonnolly. St John; Neil McDonald. O‘l.ear_v; l0 Brown. York. i

ClksTORlA

For Infant: and Children fight?) "V." .30 m“ fr" .2”J;‘l2§.id¥“f“" I I Q l Wm

' - i * _ month ; Sheep. 1 well Bred Ram ' I CROP-JO Tons Hay

FARDIING lMPLEMENT-W-l Mis- sey Ilarrla Iiiowol- 5 TL). 1 Hay Rnkt (Frmlt & lvond). ‘l Disc Harrow (Frost & Womb, i set Sprint; Tooth l-larrowa. l Plough (Frost& lvlod) No. 8. 1 Roller (good as new), l Potato Scuffler, 1 Curt. K: \Vhecln

mlimlllmdlltl lldrlllllféi ol P. l

| huvg been using: lir. W. G. ‘Chin-oil's (‘lmllitlnll Powtlcl" to!‘ 11w‘- ses for tllv last. tow years Willi 1'0 nutrknblt; results and would recom- you who have

lllll llaslc to ill!‘ Wedlliulzmhietllvy ol Irish Jigs. Accordion, jiiallo ucc.

by Joo l.inder.—John J. Kllumel.

ll-lT-- ~.\l_v Little llllll-lltiti (lllrwll oll lllt> liauu

lvoo isle) orcll. ucct-L-iilvon Stanley.

illti2—»llassle o‘ .\linc, 'I‘olltlr, orch. acc---.\l bert Lindqucst.

limb-Grieving For Yum-Medley Fox T-rot- (lntrollllcinlz “f‘ul a Little Nobody That Nobody loves"). for Dancing-

29ll7il~-Sf-‘l‘8hll.(l(“, Schubert-l{t-lui-llyi. “mbub, Rivelbide Owhe‘ u" .12 "'s -- -- s

piano arc. by .\I1t|l'l‘ lit-hoist Rialding.

~li66‘—-l<‘eutlle~l' Your NcsP-hklx 'f‘mt. lit-u- wlis Johnson, lur liallcill;---l.t-llzberl:'s Riverside Orchestra.-

Violin. .\lht-rt

i112" Mara-iv.- lilodlcy Fox Trot (Introduc- im: "Look What You've Done With Your Dog-Gone Dangerous Elves"), for .lltiliviiis-~blux l<‘eilu‘..l')ella Robbin 0r» t'llt‘sll‘ll. -tlS2—~.\val(in~-~I<‘tlx 'l'rot. for Dam-lap,

ry Radcrllllltfs Jazz Orchestra.

lll '- _ . u l'\'t- (lot ill»: llluca for lily Kentucky

lloulc, (laskill. Male Voices, orcll. ucc. ~ l'reullel~ Quartet. _ .

.. t l urn lnstrucu-d by wullam Mur- 1”” vhy. or Clyde llivoi‘. t» sell by Pill)- llc. Auction on ‘Vcdneuday the 23rd day of ltfarch, 1521 at: 1 o'clock sharp all of his stock and farm lm- Dlonlcnta. eter-

STUCK~I General Purpose More. l well lired Aylshire Cow 7 years old duo to freshen first week o! May: l Cow ln Milk: i Fat; Cow (cash), 2 Heifers coming 2 years; 1

GEO. McFARLltr; " I BedeQue' ' 1' ' -il5tJ~Anyl.inlc.

iiuytla}. .'i|i_vu'h+:-l'c-- For

Highway improvement lenders for Materials

For tbe|supply of any of all of the the Canada. Highways Act. BEAU ED TENDERS, marked "TEND"

‘Illwoljale '

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0 ' wot-ta..- from the. systeylu‘ Auction Sale ~--—

CHARLIE PAUL SPRINGHILL

(cart nearly new), i good Jprnss

Auction sale of choice shore tat-m . situated at Cherry Valley to be sold on Sat. March 26 at one o'clock consisting oi 100 acres 0t‘ choice land all clear in one of best locali- ties oi‘ P. E. l, fronting Pownal Bay. Good buildings, abundance ot sea manure, also lot of uloveables. Sale positive no reserve as owner is go-

ing west.

W. A. IRVING,

Cherry Valley.

==Falm For Sale

ht}-

Wanon, 1 prtvint; Wagon, 1 Runn- hout. l Truck , Driving Sleigh double seated, 1 Wood Slelyrh. i act Driving Harness, l sct Cart Harness. 1 Leather sct of Traces, 1 sci. n! Chain Traces, l Cronscut-Saw. l Sythe. Grinding Stone. l Lunch Sleigh Robe Fur (Bishop). L’ Milk Cans. 1 large used only n. few months. i. ffrcumers. 1 Cream Sonora tor (Lily 350).

HOUEHOLD eluding 1 Sofa, 1 Stove, Tables, 1 Parlor Hanging Lamp and a lot of other articles ton numerous to mention. Sale positive no reserve Ill the farm is sold. ff day In stormy sale will be held first fine day following.

TERMS-J) months on all sums

chain. Apply’

to “ '

B. Benjamin & C

t" rdigall, P. E; I

Besllabll Blhpertvl

Three inche steel shaft lug from 20 to 25 feel; long, also one anchor and

ERS FOR MATERIALS" will be re celved by the undersigned 1111M! 12 o'clock noon on Thursday. Mimi! 31, 1921_

For thelsupply oflany or all of the following materials, viz, cement. sand, gravel or broken stones, rein- forcing steel and lilo pipe accord- ing to terms set forth in the speci flotation for some. which with forms of tender may be seen at the office - of the Provincial Engineer, Char- tottetown.

A certiled cheque for 8500.00 or 10 per cent of the amount. of the tender payable to the Commission- er of Public Works, Prince Edward

BALL TOSSER, LIKELY TO l SlGN WITH ROCHESTER

CLUB

.\ scout from the Rochester Base- hall Club spent y~estertluy ondeavon I ing to persuade Charlie Paul. the well known hall tosser of Spring- lllll to sign a contract for the sea- son with his club. but Paul was not ztlttigelller sittiufietl with the pro- position uttered. and refused to tall for the bait. which in this instance happened to ‘be two hundred a.

a

“Fours AND anuliias DISAPP- gAj-‘(éwhen stllTcrring from cuts scratches bruises sprains sort--

throat or cheat. and any similar]

---!Live Hogs Wanted

Oil. its healing power is well known in ovcry section of the community. v . We are prepared to receive Live Hogs at our packing house at Charlottetown every day

.-\ ‘bottle oi‘ Dr. Thomas’ Eulcctril: Oil-should he in every nlotliulllo chest really for the cnlerfiBIIQlP§

l"o_r_§ale

l‘rtiperty' near Water frunl. Geolgo town. Large and Ctlllllllmllllli dwell illg in good repair. Suitable for hoarding house. Near whurves and lllipping. Will be sold at a bargain. Apply tn

nver 810.00. 6 per cent ner unnum ff for r-nFh. _

except Saturday. Will pay highest current market price for well fatted hogs.

Any not properly finished now should be held for later on, as we intend buying as long as there are enough offering to make it worth while to operate the killing machinery.

Get our prices when ready to sell.

DAVIS & FRASER Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Island. must accompany each tend- er

month. Another hundred was later tacked on to make the open- ing u bit ulore attractive bllt tile- Springllill man in still holding out.‘ his particular zlrgument being that‘ he can get as high as one twenty rive per week. in the Cape Breton Pro League. it would not pay him to let this go. for the smaller rc- ' blunerlltion offered by the Rocheat.

Blg Auction 0,3,1. lli..:.":?".:. 5‘.’.'l'.‘..°"...‘3.“.§ I At Mermaid

any; l-tqluolll Xts .10; mo; Xtlualsl n l gun instructed by A. Robert-

luatie Rood. and that on the other sou to sell by plrblil- auction on llll:

hand the wage possibilities of the

Cape Breton League were very un- prelulses at Mermaid on ’l‘utestlay' Mart-h 29th. tllc following:

certain. He would also gain by the

experience 0t‘ associating with rt-al IIOIlsIQS-"tslllfilldlll black draft mare, 5' years old (sound) i300 lbs.

ball players. and taking part in a F f Q l 1 general purpose horse 9 years old. {Ia e - l -generul_ purpose horse 5 years

regular League. Tho pair were old. 2 hnrsesdl 0nd 12 years old.

"U" NFI-tltlng when our Informant

left Springhlll lust night. and it l» Cl.~\’I‘TI.<EL—-2 grade Ayrshiros. 4 years old. 1 grade Ayrshire. f»

hillhly llrtihtlhlc that the IIOCIIGHlIEI‘ years old. B grade Flolstolns. L’

ulna will hook his fish before an. grade Holstein ,ll'elfers. All cutlle

Fifty acre: of land situated on 8t. Patrick’: R0841, Lot 22; 35 acre; clear and the balance cov- ered with good lumber and hard- wood. Good house and outbuild- l-ucl; running water on front and hawk of farm; only 2 1-2 miles from Hunter River station; near saw mill, roller mill, carding mill; churches and school. ticulurs apply to,

EMMETT MOGUIGAN, Billie: Bridze. P. n. Island.

roll SALE

A farm containing 100 some or laud, 80 under lood cultivation and l0 under hardwood. I miles from South Button, handy olillfliiinl and lohoolu. '. '

I'm particulars only w. DANIIL QIQ IIOONIv.

;; _- —.- -r.,>__'. '.

lliotherg Be Careilll I. I

Much of the trouble Howl"! the baby ls developed by the use of n. cheap and unsanitary nipple. The Nobility nipple is sterilized and is sanitary, transparent and non-collapsible. 1t is put up in a separate box with a rad band 5n ouch nipple. You will meet with the doctor's approval if baby use: ll Nobility nipple.

Zrfifins ulunwnv mr-novulluvlnm

The lowest or any necessarily accepted. .l._ a. McIVIILLAN Secretary of Public Works. Department of Public Works. Charlottetown, P. E, 1. March 9, 1921‘

tender not

Pursuant to the requirements of e Canada Highways Act. separate Sealed Tender: marked "Tenders (or Grading 1nd Concrete Structure» Project No ...." will be received by the undersigned until noon on Tuolduy. March ll. 1921. for irrad- lng. construction of con- crnm ltructurl-n and other new! ury work on the following roads:- Project No. ill-Commercial {loud from Murray River to Montague. Project No. ib-Curdigan, 5t. Pet- era Hold. from Ailey’: Mill; to 5t. Peters.

Project No. H-flt. Peters Road from 8t. Peters to £0040.

J. D. STEWART. solcitur, Charlottetown.

White sot Mint;

Crushed and graded Wilt: Stone Im- poult grit. Arllflclul lfoms l'lltffld cement blocks and flooru.

CARTER & c0.

Aieltl. P. Ill. I. Ululottctovrl === —--»-

Enid, Hunter

Project N0. 16-11111) from Waterworks Hill

River.