i,‘ AGE TWO: A -

Spring Valley, Ssskatchewam-“l took the Vegetable Compound before my last confinement w en l got to feeling so badly that l could not sleep nights, my back achcd so across m alps, and l could hardly do iiiy wor

urlng the Jay. l never had such an easy confinement and this is my sixth baby. I read about Lydia E. Pink- ham’: Vegetable Compound in the ‘ Farmer's Telegram‘ and wrote you for one of your books. We have no (ll gistln our town, but I saw your me icine in T. Eaton’s catalogue. l am‘! farmer's wife. so have ail kinds of work to do, inside and outside the house. illy baby is a nice, healthy

'rl, who weighed nine pounds‘ at

lrth. I am feeling fine afti-r put- ting in s large garden since my baby came. (She is as good as she can be). Yours is the best medicine for wo- nien and I have told about it and even written w in friends about it." ~ Mrs. ANNIE . Avsxs, Spring Valley, Saskatchewan.

Baby Healthy As A Trout

Iount Forest, Ontario. - "l am loud todsyto think I have a fine bi

Baby bo , as healthy as a trout, and Inever eit better m self.- Before l your medicine felt weak and piiaerable and hsd pains all throu b mo. After takin Lydia E. Pin - harm's Vegetable mpound l began

FROM MONTREAL To Belfast-Glasgow

ANTWl-Jltl’ 121 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .\l lllllfllliiisili LIVERPOOL

Nor.

t‘ ll i~:li IHH‘ nil-sol‘ 'rii.\ u PTON ‘l-Ziiip. Ill Franc:

in gal-in».-

l CRUISES FOR 1925 ~ l ' ROUND THE WORLD l Empress of France.-. Jan. 14 I TO THE MEDITERRANEKN | Empress of Scotland" Feb. 9 -l TO THE WEST INDIES | Mentroyal .... .. Jan_ 20. Feb. 21 (Formerly Empress of Britain)

_..__ Apply to Local Agents

G. BRUCE BURPEE C. I’. S. Agent 40 Kin: Street Si. John, NB.

26.. Miles of

‘ Y

erfavice

and Gimfiirf

ACROSS CANADA

TRAIN DE LUXE Loaves Bonavcniiirc Station ill 10.15 p.lil. (liiily l'nr iltlilwa, North Bay,

Winnipeg, llldllllflltflll, Saskatoon and Vzlncou var.

(Yonnoiliion from all

rlt/llifiillflll Province Points v

"Ocean and "Maritime

Limited " Express"

For further information Apply to

W. K. ROGERS, City Ticket Agent. or W. M. FLYNN, Station Ticket Agent.

ll GBATEFULMUTHER

Letter From Mrs. Aiyars Tells How i. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Z g Compound Helped Her "

TwofOther Letié; Tell of Benefits Received.

to get stronger and those psins all l left me. lam glad l found out about this medicine. l think there is H0111. other equal to it for women who nsii.

troubles of this kind. l cannot praise: the Vegetable Compound too highly for the good it has done me. Wni-i.

ever l know of a woman sullcriin; ‘ am glad to tell her of it. "-— Mrs. \‘i’.\l

RIDSDALB, R.R.I\o. l, Muun: Vin-tel

Ontario.

Toronto Mother Writes Toronw, Ontario.

“ 1 have foul. ,1

Lydia E. Pinkham’s VugcLul-le Cor ‘ lniii-.

pound s s lendid medicine to tak before an after confinement. small book was ui ill inv duor o- day, advertising .,\diii E. Pinkhani medicines, and as l izid not feel at s wall at the time I wen! and liuughp bottle of Vegetable lining-cum] rip}. away. I soon beiziin to notivu a ili ferencc in my general health. l wi full of aches and inns st the tii~ and thought I ha l'\'l'I"_V cuinpiii}. going, but l can truthfully say _v-~ medicine certainly di-l inc goon. can and will speak highly uf yi... medicine, and l know it will u'o 011i"! women good who arc sick slid ailing. if they will only give it. a fair trial. You are welcome to use this letter if l ou think it will help any one."— rs. HARRY wI-JSTWOUDJIS Quebei- Street,Toronto,Untari0. u '

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iucini siill l

l

PROPERTY ON MOUNT EDWARIL

P-"l-H lilllll ll“ "All llll‘ lll" "ll" llrlllwll- challenge him iignlii." As llc spoke he

rillillllllll nut." siiid Siikr-el-Bnhr. u'hoi|,,.,.d|,.,,,, m,“ "f n" ,.,,l,gpqm.,,,.,.g. .le\'un. ‘liill| so phn-i-il hinlsvll lhill his bully was ,.,| u; yin-Zak n“. bu“. Wm“, he “m

' bow iiliil scarcely seeming l0 tilki- iiiiu he liluiied his shiift. It dashed sway to be vliccktlll. hi- had indicated.

greets-d llii~ ii lint.

I

THE CHARLOTPETOWN GUARDIAN

father slid Sukrel-Buhr. But there was (‘IIAPTER XXIV (confirmed)

"Ycl. ut llllll iililull iniirh," lli-_siiiil. "l

iiiw briween Msrziik iliid the palmeitulhpkp "Hold I“ he roared. "Lose thy shlift st that bale, and l lose this st illy throiit. I never miss!" he added grimly. ‘There was a startled movement iii the rnuks of those who stood behind klariiuk. lii speechless amazement they stared at i-lukr-el-Bahr as he stood there, ivhlte-fni-l-il, his eye-s allllsh, ills bow iirilwn tillit und really to launch that rleiithlinlcn quarrel us he threat-

"Lei us see thce hit it. 0 Marsik.“ And us he spoke he ruiscd his cross-

quivering, in the brain-h A chorus of iippliiuse and ullinlrntinii

and dri-w the utieii- lion of iiil the cri-w to lriiiit was io-

unrii. pump llllrlllll lllflllllllvll l-llfl llilll- l'l'lllllll"ii' Slowly then, smiling with uiliilli-riible l"'“' l"lllllll"l\'l¥ llv llllll lWPII lllllwll‘ inullcil, hlnrznh lowered his bow. lIe

li-ll. \\'ill_v-nilly he illlist iniw shoot iit lllill iniirk. '1‘hi- l-hnlve luid ln-i-n tliki-ii oiil of his hiiinis by Snkr-eLBuhr. lle Ill'\'i‘l' doubted that he must cover hliii- sslt‘ with ridicule in the performance, iinii ihnt there he would be coustniiieil lll iiiisndoii this pretended iinill-h.

iviin sniislirll. Ills true nlm was I'l'il4'|I'. i-il. ile lilnl ilriiivii his i-iil-iny intu self betrayal.

Asilil‘s Willa the voice thiit llliilllflrlill thiit hush of consternation.

"Kclliiiilulliih!" he lieilinvl-il. "\\'hlit is

‘ NovniniE-R s. 192i

‘Canadian National Railways Mainland Service l

To California a On Pacific Coast

Rlilii services of the Canadian National provide the highest stand.

llu suppressing a litter to express the . t l m ~HANGE3 1N 11M; NOVEMBER

5*‘ lllllllll-‘ll "ll m‘ huhml“ "° t)‘. iiiovltery tu which the provcn brsiiflilrt 3010509 dgifllglll-clhmgllltlifliittlrlha 1:1“: ‘ 3RD. ' I iii-ares! olive tree. ii hundred paces diii- m“, “u. he exwsmh ‘er m sunny Cantata“, or m Br": lllll- Alulil looked st iilin. slnlllni: Illnvll lsh Columbia. Effective November 3rd train will I

"llllllllm" ll" lllllllv "l' l‘ “"“'" ""“"" sadly. f From the Atlantic to thu Pacific osve Charlottetown daily except . _ P"! "W ll “llllll lllllllllill "l" “"3 “Ss-e iioiv," ii.- tll-llll, "wliiii voiiii-s of the Canadian Nstional Railways iunday alt 6.45 a.m., arrive at Emer- f Dolptlnflgwith-Pdn llllllldl ‘ll llllll- n“! “ll” ‘rm-w dnniiiting thyself against Snltr-cl-Biihr.“ operate trains OI 1118 H1165! Eqlllp- lid 8.05 WIIBTB ll. Will 0011090!- Wlnl f Q .¢k_-I

.\.~ii.i IIIHI his officers Yuictlll ail-l m). w,“ ,,-,,,, ,.,-,,,,,,L.,| n. (m- ma“... inept-null steel trains with library u-irlii leaving Suminerslde sit 7.00. inehnmdney Trgumiy ll'°“lll- lnf n ulnrii," was the bitter answer. "You OBI-B. observation-compartnlfllll ‘i-III. Brflvlllg at Borden M’ sfio can" Gill I. c!

“A man's wsrk. indeed.“ snlll the “"39",; me “m; m...“ [uy an“ \|||[r[| cars. standard sleepers, mulern meeting with S. S. "Prince Edward c“ b0 r9 NW9 lliiBliit, w... this! he n. i. inariiaiiniii." s,,,,,.,.|.p,,,,, ,,,,-,,.i.- uway w the iiiir- llllwrfi. wnrlstfleepers and spsc- Island" leavingborden about 9.00‘ I I Ito-day,

B"! llllllllll llllflllliffil lllll llll°\llll“"ll lioiirii hulwiirlni, iieciiiini; the nluitcr lgtllfiigltllliflctlégsll “l; servifies X0! i123 a-m-tlhiaiuilgnliflgllam Wm lelvia To’; I ’ ll iriih nniliwlii-llcve i-outeiiiilt. . |_ y] m ig-rv-u prim u o“ “Te n Le c” mo" "9 l1 - ll-m- MTV“! a _‘ "

"l kilcw hi- would refuse the mllrlf l,“ n" u“ "m. u, L l anywhere‘ sackvme at “'45 am“ leaving sack.

‘Pwo superior trains run from

ville at 12.15 p.m. and arriving in Halifax to Montreal-the‘ “Oceon

Moncton at 1.45 p.m.

ii is so large ii butt that ii child l.'0li|\1 {mud ,, a000,,“ Mm“ w m, bu“; Lmmedn and the “Marmme E‘ . _ ill)! miss it iii this distance." , "llshulill“ he l‘l‘ll'll, and took alin. press... alilillanfizzlgtlizilllinbgfiggg‘ "ll ll vllllll "lllllll "l". "W" lllll" But swift iis thought, Siikr-cl-Bshr.—

tllrc Station at 10.15 p. in.

right inihclr estimate of this traitor, \\'11llsI he himsi-lt‘ hsd been a poor, blind diipc, needing Ilursiilfs wit. 1.0 llliil‘ lln- bandage from his i-yl-s.

' Slowly lil- wl-iit ilowil -tlie glinmvlly, followed by _.\lilri¢iik, liii-ikiiiiie iinii the utln-rs. .\l lln- pniiil win-re il Jnlileil lhc iviiistwli-i-k he paused, lllld his iinrk olil i-yi-s iiinollli-rcil unller his llilvllllifl

brows.

"Ho," hi- slnirli-il. "‘i‘lii~ai- ilri- illy goods of |tl‘ll'i', Thou 1y l: ilog, wllnt \Vlii\ tillin- lillll in this?" I

ln-iiiinily Suki" i-l-linhr ilnsu-erl-ll hlin: “She is illy wife. ll in illy right lu

ibis? Ari ihnii mild, tnii, U Siilir-vl- lnlii- lii-r wllli inl- Wllllftl I go." "ll! llll‘ Kllflllh" Illlll lllllllllllll‘. Ruhr?" lii- lurui-d lo hi-r. iind liaiii- lii-r "llmlfll "Wll llll lll)’ lllllll l“ "lilllll fill"! "Ayn, uinll inili-cil.“ said Miirznk: \'l‘ll lii~r fin-n. iinll nln- llilliillillllllll)‘ obi-y

"iiiiiil with four." And hl- sleppi-il quickly

ii shot, Aiilrziik."

“ ‘was llni ltni nlllrli i chose," re- |i|il11 Aiiirank, sulleuly.

“Thou irerl the challenger, 0 .\iiir- zlik,‘ liiii fillhi-r reminded hliii. “Phi-re- iii - ilitl vlmlru- o1‘ uiurk wiin his. He l'll\!.\4' ii miin}. iinirk Lllill by llit‘ |l\'iil'l|

ilsiile

his next ivorlls. “Ask lillii whiit lii- pniiliii-r, (l iiiy fiiilii-r."

ki-i-ps ln

'..| .\lohiiiiiiin~ii he kboivi-d lui n linin's' "Avg wlmh l“ 11pm“, "amp?" up. "Ml" iiniinlril thl- lliisllll, nilvniiriiig iiiwllrii Aliirziik would have liiliii: the how p5,. .-|||,n,|“_

lflllii liiin in lhiit niiinn-iil, nliiiiiiloiiiug

llill Iiivliillll hi- inni Vllllslllll lo investigate hi‘ hliimplr “puhh

so that the body nf Bliiknine should shield hiiii from iiny sudden consequences of

tliul

Snkr-i-l-liliilr lowi-rl-il ills liiiw, lllilrlifll‘ llis i-oinpusnra Will

ll.\ \il"i‘u\ -l

‘llivdfllllllllili iil’ ihnl kuiipii-ious plillni-llu

lliiili-z |>ni lit’ rl-niizinl ihilt sin-h ii course

In-yoiiil iill Illlllllr.

i-il liiln ivllii lingers tlnii illiiiiik ii lilili- ill |i4'I' iillllilllliii.

"None ilui-slions thy Ill-Elli to thiit,“ sillil Asnd. “dint, iii-lug resolved in luki- lii-r ulih lbw. why not lliki- lil-r fl|il‘lll_Y-,l Why Wllri slir liol housed lii Iln- ponp house, us Inn-nines I111‘ iviik- of Silltl‘ n] iiillir‘! \\'hy ainlnzgll- her nboilrii lii ii |lllllllll‘l‘, niiil keep hl-r lln-ri- in M04114?“ _

".\iiil wli_v'.‘" lillill-ll .\llil‘7.llk, "dldsl thou lil- in nli- win-n l qin-alloiil-il flu-e ilpoii lii-r wln-rvlillouln? ti-llllii: Iiltl she

.\liiilt< .ilIIi . Aliinlrnal-

l l l l

, “l curry l" 1| gqpqflg “f |,|-|,-,._ “qm-h \\'.’It~' ll~l'| llflllllill 1n ihy hnusli- lii Al- ‘llllifil now rovi-r iiiiii with scorn. Slow- l‘ll not in... ri,|,||,.,| h, ,,|,._.|_.,-,. n |,,.|-g'i:ii~r.-‘.'“

i i ;l.\‘ ln- IvYn-‘l-il his bnw lit llilll ilislnilt ho ‘ Ilil aiilil. "All this l illil." ri-plil-il Riikr-i-l- inuirk.

, I am instructed by; }the executors of thcl estate of the late?

George Tweedy to selli

~by public auction the;

. ‘ldliip. iii" Svllllllild

‘property on the Mtu

Edward Road, Char-l

lottetown ' Royalty, with modern house and fox ranch of 13 well equipped pens, all reiady for foxes, on Thursday, the 6th day ‘of November, A. D., 1924, at the hour of 1 0’cl0ck p. m.

On the same day I will sell 1 light driving wagon, boiat wagon, sleighs, cart, and other farm implements, a good cow, hens, etc., 6 tons loose hay. Sev- eral pieces of good fur- niture will be sold. If stormy sale will be lheld first fine day fol- lowing.

Terms lat sale.

i l L. L. JENKINS, ' W. P. PHILLIPS. Executors. J. A. McDONALD, l Auctioneer.

{LOCOS L€Zi |.l:ic-l0-2~il<‘riw6i.

l

"linvi- ll l‘iif'i' oi’ lln- si-iiliiicl on llie hilltop." .\'llkl"l:l~lllilll' iiiliiioiilshi-il Illln, provoking n iiiii-r.

Aiigrily" ihi- _viiuih dri-iv his bow. The i-oril Illlliilllllfl, iilill iln- sinift .~i|-.i-i| to l'"l‘.\‘ llnv-ll’ lii lllt‘ bill's llilnk a duzcn yards froiii tln- inlirk.

Siln-i- bi- was lln- iiuil of thi- Ilssiiil lilllil‘. iliiri-d to hiugh outright ssvl- his

w

Says Kidneys Clog Aifd Need Flushin

When your kidneys hurl am] your back feels sore ilon’t get scar- cil and proceed to lozul your stom-

drrk hi- shouted: "llllllll mi- tinil pilniilnr." §llltf~tl1-Ilil1ll' sprung fnrwnrd.

luid a lnlnd upon [he Iliiahifs arm. “slay. my lord!" he

uiy property; thnt none mm

lllltl

[liiniili-r, I any."

"Hum-y "act Keep your kidneyshlngi-s. 'l‘iir~ri= wns u glean like you keep your bowelswliorua of iliniiznmviit from lln- nn-n llarinlegii 53113 which helps u) reJwllllf must follow.

move the body'g upmous waste and! “What is it? What have you fnuiiili" stimulates [hem w the“ normaljlflllliillilflll Asflll.

activity. _ Tile function of the kld~l ‘

neys is to filter the blood. ll] 24l hours they strain from it 500 grains] of acid and waste, so we can read. llY understand the vital lmportancel O! keeping the kidneys active. ;

Drink lots of good water-you cant drink too much; also get ‘ (will all)’ pharmacist about four ounces of Jud Salts; take s table spoonful in a glass of water before lireaklaiit each morning for a rew flllys and your kidneys may than act flue. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and IemonI lnwe. combined wini llIhlii, and‘ has been used (m- yeufg w he“, clean and stimulate clogged kid. lleyfi: also to neutralize the acids in the system so they are no long- i-r a source of irritation, thug often relievelng bladder weakness.

Jail Salts ls inexpensive; can not injure; makes a delightful eff-| firicscenl lithlavwater drink. which l-veiyone should take now and men lo help keep their kidneys clean and active. Try this; also keep llll the water drinking, and no ilollbt yoll will wonder what be. ciiiile of your kidney trouble and backache. By all means have your llllyeilciun examine your kidneys at least twice a year.

throat.’ "

lii sill-lice the iiicii swung the bale about, null iilin-luseil tn thosi- upon the ||l)U|)<t.ll'('1( the fucv llllil furlil of llosainuiid (iudulplilii. 'l‘licii Hlikr-iel-Iluhr, rousing liiinai-if fruin his

until noon.

keting. DAVIS &

496~l1-3Mwsfil.

"lilllll

Until furtherinoticei we will receive live Hogs at our plant on Tuesday and Thursday

Feed hogs very little’ morning of mar-

lrlllil-ii of horror, ri-i-kh-ss of iill but her, illlllK llown thi- gilngwlly lo iisiiist Illll‘ from tln- pnnulcr, and, thrustlili; iniilll- ihnae whii stood libuiit her, took his iitiind nt her aide.

CHAPTER XXV THE illllll-l

For a little while lisnil stood at gnzo inii-eclili-iui lil his lncrediility. Then to ri-vivo- IIIP lluizi-r thiit fur is iilouleilt hurl been wvlielnlcil ill llstnillshinl-nt ciilue lhc ri-iloi-tlon tliiit he hlld been duped by Siilir-el-Ihlhr, dilpml by the miin he irlnileii most. [In hiill snnrIr-d st Feu- zlli-h IIINI scorned Ilnrznk when tin-y Illlll jointly warned him against lils iic-uteiiiint; if ilt tinlaii he lllifl bi~i-ii'in tllillflllf of heeiling them, yet sooner nr lnlcr he hail concluded that they but

' a

FRASER

'

_ Change In priee lief effect] We are paying increased p in well fsttened condition.

e sure and not our latest

of your stock.

THE HARRIS ABA

Sbeolaf Poultry Notice

CHARLOTTETOWN

spoke to vent their malice. And yet it wini prnven now that they bnd been

FARM FOR SALE

ve November 5th. a kn '

roo ed about sll elesr and in "c" °n Oman“ I“ Fowl good stats of cultivation, comfort- sble dwelling house and outbuild- liigs In good repair, beautiful stream flows through thre. fields and s never falling pump in yard. As I intend going West I will sell at a reasonable prlee. For further y“ leulsrg apply to

GORDON MneLEOD. Broskflslid. R. R. 4

403 10-29Mwsmiii.

price llst beforq disposing

l

TTOIR CO., LTD.

and ll" ~-

niost llllfflllly. “Poilliliii-r tbilt. this pull- iih-r is my own. 'l‘iiiit its contents ura"“""l‘l lilkl‘ ll Wll" “llll llllll llllllll lmonlreal at “L00 a‘ m" n rlx-yltflfilllll in which lhnri- is pi-rll 0f life illiil The “Mllrllllllfl EXPTEB!

"Wnuliiiit bubble of right» in lllll, who

iiili thy lord?" blazed thc Ililsliii, iinwlwllll- l" illll past," nlllll Sllkfdfl-lllllll‘, elllliipllielil. TlleftllS 110N119!‘ filllllll" in ii fund-ring passion. “Open inc thut "ilml l illll "l! lrilst in llinl.“

“ch with a 1m of drugs that exciteiroin-s ivi-rc ilhii-ilii-il away, and the front [he kjdnuys and irritate [he entireiof‘ thi- lliillfllfll‘ fi-ll open on its piiliili-liii Iiulf-ri-pri-iini-il

clean by fluflhing [hem with a mnlhfilllirw-l-Iliilir i-itooil frnzl-ii lu horror of

" ‘llolill" he roared. ‘Loose thy shaft ist that bale, and I loae this sit thyitgwn, l]; Queqng County gfgregnld,

the i-yes oi

60 acres of land, situated at

"minis iii‘ liflPfl," echoed Anna, w“), Billir. with n lofty, illinosl illsdninful, n ppm-L Wphpyq] M“; u, he 0f “Hm illgnily. “lii-i-iiliiiv l li-iiri-ll ll-iit-l should lllilflllfl ihiii llfll vlilni-il iibovi- [Iifl lifieill" nIl-vvilll-il frnln bcllrin: in-r ilwa)‘ "r my mm L" m, "H, m,“ zoom, n“\\'ll|i iiie.“ null his bolil irliilil-i» lil-iltini: 1,,-|,-,._-- Am] m n“; "m" upon the walgpifull iipiiii Asinl ilrvw ii wiivi- oi‘ i-iilor

lnio lhi- giiillil old l-hl-i-ks.

‘*\\'li.-il (‘lllllll llil\'t‘ v-iiuiu-il llinl fl-:lr‘.’" -il. "Siinll l lull tin-v? lil-rililsu no iimn sililiilp: upon such il voyiigcwfi

enu-elted n, this would hilvi- lieiiiri-il tlic i-uinpiiily of

his lIt'\\'-\\’l‘il\li‘ll wife. lli-i-lilise no miin

‘lttlfll of i-ilpturc.“ . “Allah lnls wail-hail urn-r llill. his ill-r.

(To lie Pontinui-il)

Tin-y were quirk to his bidding. ’l‘hl~ F>-—-—— ,

"llllw lllfllll’ 01' olil’ great poets," 301's n Writcr, "would have been oven grciller but for the moi-egg 9g JliCClllell1S~lll€ dislocation or twist- _iilg oi’ a line or so." Yes, it lsqulte true. l ‘have in mind ithat well- _ known passage of Scott's about the milll being unable to breathe who has not said “This is my native land." New, I ask you, ho\v many oi‘ us really ‘have said such a thing? Uul u slight alteration. and this otherwise excellent passage would have found an echo in every heart. Something like HHS!»- llrcuthes tlleru a man with soul so

dead

Who never to himself hath said:

"Uh, for five minutes more in

bed!"

Now, that is true realism!

iliiliiiliiifsliii

There will be sold by Public Auction in front of the Law Courts Building in Charlottetown, in Queens County in Prince Edward Island on Monday the 17th day of November, A. I). 1924. at the hour of twelve o'clock noon, ALL IIYHAT tract, piece or parcel of hind, situ- ate lying and being in Charlotte

bounded and described as follows. that is to saw-Commencing at o |point in tliq southeast side of Eus- ton Street East, at a. point two hundred and thirty-seven feetnorth eaatwsidly from the angle formed by the southeast aide of Euston Street with the northeast side of Felling Street and at the northeast corner of a lot oi‘ land sold to Dud- lay Riggs ,thence in a southeast- wardly direction at right angles to -Euston Street, along Dudley Riggs’

inorthesat side line. a distance of

one hundred and sixty feet, thence at right angles northeastwardly parallel wit-b iEusion Street ninety- two feet, thence northwestwarflly parallel with Dudley Riggs’ line one hundred and sixty-six feet to the southeast side line of said Eus- ton Street, thence along said iElls- ton Street southwcstwardly ninety- fonr (eel. lo the place of commen- cement. .

The above sale is made in pur- suance of a power of sale contalir ed in an lndenture of Mortgage, dated the 7th day of April. 1922. made between Lorne‘ Stewart. of Charlottetown aforesaid, Hotel-kee- er, and Fanny Stewart, his wife. on the one part and Elmer B. Tap- ,er. of Charlottetown aforesaid, ofI the other part. default having been made in payment of principal and interest secured thereby.

For further par-limiters aPDly to MoLEAN A MoKINNON, I Qelieltiors, Royal Bank Bulidlnml ciisi-imewwii. I

‘Dated this 14th day oi’ October, 1924.

153-10-15Mwed4i.

Mortgages.

BI‘.

llnllblllil unlited" runs daily

lvlth “Tile National" leaving To ronto daily for the CoastuThere are optional ruutlngs to Californian points via Chicago.

such a trip is desirable, and by the‘ C. N. R. Lines it can bu made ll tour 0i’ delight, so excellent is the

lieiltiilli sliuwil every patron.

‘Picket Aguilts of the Canadian Notional Railways will glvelilteiid- lug travellers and arrange reservations, or one nliiy wrlle to the UQ-llflffll Passeng- er Ucparliueiit at Moncton for de- alfflpllvtl literature and full tails of such a trip. SUZ-lbi-liltll.