l nt with Tremendous Asibilitpies

.108 thing in this world I need more than anything else

" t that the cry of the great ‘ majority of mankind?

rhe possession of money does bestow such a comfortable and

Independent feeling.

It relieves you of worry, it give you greater comforts, it enables

you to travel, to see the world, it removes you from d

ally drudgery, it

enables you to give your children the best possible education, t0 clothe them properly, to give them good wholesome food, to have the best medical attention both for yourself ﬁnd family W119i! Ill» 9W-

Does your present position in life hold out "any prospect of your reaching this state and becoming independent?

Yet if you have some money saved

and

will exercise a little

patience, here is your opportunity-inn investment in the stock of the Matachwan Canadian Gold limited.

And we base our belief on those facts: _ _ Diamond drillings and other_wor_lc disclosed the existence of very large ore bodies of gold ore in this mine. _ _ No wonder the owners of this mine are enthusiastic-

‘a _ _ No wonder they believe they have one of the richest mines in

Northern Ontario.

Wouldift you ‘feel just as enthusiastic if vouknew positively that ‘ml! a mFttQP-d U19 WW4‘ 0f tllklllﬁ it out and mulling separated you

from quantities of gold?

l5 N" wlllil B“, 1% the Write!‘ has seen, the results of the diamond drilling: and development work- _ . If you would come in and eXeminc the "logs” of these diamond diillings showing bodies 0f commercial ore in some cases over twenty

T rm in winds-

‘You ‘would convinced, as the writer is convinced, that the Mataehewan Canadian GOld Limlted has the the possibilities of making a wonderful 1nine—-a mine which With development should’ equal the most productive in Northern Ontariu

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- westerljulardlaiulFreiioh Trawler

anon»... Balsam unloa- B91933“ FY0111

-nn. w. sI-rliowveouarv. s. alter serving extensive lmlo no In remote sections, has returned to

' _ ., Ily 11 Kenslnzton, prepared to answa- all NORM 5mm“ N s calls.

-rrli' Pr h trawler ' lPi-ov- lumen-xi 8MB,‘ ,1" 11"; n,“ ,..,,‘,.‘g',. “s, - ll blad bmknn ollln I a “mar Anmvem-n nlcelotol fgfwoﬂ” p, $8.0,’ M, y," w aultlnge In Blue. any. Blown. empwoned s“, M gt Pier", ‘My, ed and cheque. No hm mlde lull. Ina "a towed by n unnamed Price reasonable. Fred‘ G. Kelly. imam", ‘

Emerald ' 1"!- No Information is given rowd- , gumbo state of the crew who have —WlLl-.B5 UNLQADWQ "W" been existing on short rations and ma, nous olleahe. Mu and Qﬂﬁwburnlng the woodworker the ehlp lose at Alba-I! Bfal-Wn the oonunnn m heal and dlstllk Qmlsr -for Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. drinking. ‘With wlrvlehs broken Prices 300d. A. H. Allook. ' 114lldown she has been unalble to give w , ..

‘ - her position for a weeks?’ 1~THE SNAPPY COMEDY, Mrs. --—-@e>-r— Temple's Telemann, Neel“: hNnd~iFree Treatment

For Bronchitis

‘If you are suﬂerlng lram asthma. bronchitis, catarrh, or any elnnllnr ailment. you can Ibo entirely cured or at least greatly beneﬂtted by

Y, M, c, A. menus of our wonderful electrical . massage. It ls very soothing, meal-

Rml" 0P i" PHYWM 113.333..»'”;l$2§‘"L°.i‘.lli‘.nf2f‘Xﬁ“3

COMMWTEE ‘FOR THE one may obtain a lfree trodtmellvt

75*“ 1'22"” ‘ tor the asking. -

The lFarador Is also a splendid‘ ,cure for such allments. but when preceded or accompanied by our‘ ‘message the cure is undre quickly effected.

on: In in homes. watch for date| \ . masts-awn

AlLhough this should be a report for sixteen months. from January. 1922, lo lMay, 1-923. owing lo the Jack of records In physical work‘ prevlous to my arrival. ll can be ML woman, M c I only a report for eight months. Asjmemed resident of a’ an l arrived on like fourteenth of Serbllchayvlottetown Royal, tember. 1922, most o! that inontnwm, "as a great was given over to a study o! the bronchi,“ 5m. field, planning a program which and 1,, means would he suited to It and getting has 1,90,, 3m“. the rPhyslcal Department In shape also greatly for ltho season's work. land strength." Island people statements.

St. Avards, Y. Buys: “My sufferer from at. least ten years, Hf the Farador she cly cured and h“ lmDroved In health M"? other rellnhle M" made "similar

‘E. ENMAN, arlottetown. Phone 787—_J.

Attendance.

The attendance for the sevenyl38 Hlllsboro S1,, “(g-h month from October to April In- -» olusl e was very goodulmth Ii;om;-——-——-—_ the standpoint of ma ng ecive. those already enrolled with us and The Glrlii’ nlieaglue 11816 {illgllasillﬂ In ‘the interesting of and lHdUClIIQJJXPOIlKlI the lenders o Movement Io join those who before liad never dlan (llnls lvu Training rkpd we taken part. The following record In towns and ﬁlmed l‘ “we hrgew ‘of attendance ‘by classes makes a cess. The" glim“ '3' ' ‘

Ice Bondage

Iand Iﬂeld athletics ‘basin ls lull-

ihBHBlVQ scale could ‘be dons In the ' season which has lust closed-

eqfo ‘sane and '

certqin~

‘lhiln

¢S 15' %

come u rIi-"In 1N8 “n”! M Gymnasld: work. In ll" °'9"“l"t atlml of the Leaders Corps of no; year those apparatus men wlll ~ I a seemed nelp. bOlll tor thew?" pose of forming a nucleus for the Club and ll mntructliiz other: ll this m» of work.

Ooichlng.

ﬂunwbi a box

Alamo‘); the period when track

‘upon us. some small P!" V" 4°" in this work dnirlnl the pas! elllll l-montlis. This. of course, neceasalr- ﬂy took ﬂie tom of Individual In- struction. llllany of thl 50!! hi" the small amount of coaching which ‘was given, but nothing on an ex-

Boxlnq and Wrestling Club.

A Boxing and Wrestling Club was organized, In which over llf- ohowli Increased ablllly through teen boys and men registered. This

I .

FOR PAYMENT. .

tention.

members went ahead nev- galgll, and Increased bot-b ll! science and clleﬂl wfwiih u." °"' pulsation o! this chub. ~_ Many look parrt In the wrestling lessons end all showed marked advance. some Jn-Omfglng linen showed up In 3,111; glass, and It Is likely that In ; (cw years when they ‘have ac- quired the necessarY exllerlﬁlcﬂ and the development which comes from this slwrt lihﬂl’ "ll llB “M9 to contest very well for urllime Championships In their respective classes. '

Gymnastic Exhibition.

Club met every Thursday ﬁlth! and had their regular workout. Duo to the fact that he lived out of town and the weather this winter ‘was not conducive to frequent trav ‘elllllﬂ. Mr. Carter w" 111'" “"8 .10 lie present om to leech heiﬂip

The climax of the year's work took the form o] a Gymnastic Ex- hibition whlclfwas held on Friday, May 4th. Over toruy boys and men took part and the gin

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mail your cheque today.

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Alllwllﬂh ‘the attendance w" quite as large as eigpecmd m Ihlbltlon was, we Ibelleve a ' and If made an ﬂllnulal aim?“ " “uraci- BVBr increasing m; . Respectfully submitted, m J. A. MoMlllA Chairman Pl, W. V. Figmg, y‘ ‘ ' l‘ "Ylvtiol ‘Physical 9| u

Activities in Japan Indicate W

IIONDON Dally Express? 3551155511‘ a d,” ' Having ohm nctlvltlag 1,, Jam“ ' “lenient tn for “ lnlé the cons n51 a

was an In-terestliig nnd via

; minim‘. toithrta‘! 4 ruillfl l

And remember thst this Ore i8 not conﬁned to one particular sec- tion, but is apparently distributed over g wide ‘area.

The diamond drillings show One of the richest most continuous and most easily mined ore bodies in Northern Ontario.

Although th-eJdl-ifllings have Only been ilnade to an average depth of 250 feet, everything‘ points to the org bodies extending to great depth. ‘ .

Therefore the possibilities for wealth from this mine are almost beyond realization. i ‘ . . as , _ a ‘may

Already there has been spent over half ‘a million dollars in acquir- Filiorseldlll 5:53:21 dlgrd-(rlenfleams ing the property and for development work and diamond drilling to ‘mm “s” °' °'“' "‘°"“‘°’ '°’ "m

_ _ tics purposes. The ttendan t prove up the eidistence and extent of the one bodice, practices was In u... aneignbnhlofi

And now that the gold IS discovered, money is needed to get it l§§,f'6§;,m'§§°§§f§§dd§§9§0§§_“hi; total o! those either actually mak- ing use o! the ﬂoor or present as spectators was 6222. ‘ The number of those actually participating, without counting any- nne twice was 354. or a. percentage of 79 of our entire membership. a- stnndard which In probably blather than any other either In the Matri- tlmes or the whole of Canada.

veny creditable sliowlngz~ Juniors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H106. y Employed 'Boye . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3'31! ‘Intermediates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 291 Students . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 369 Senlors ‘

Business Men

Boirlng and Wlrestllng ‘Club...

Speolsil Gymnastic Classes 104

3579 - The spars time intervening he- llwoen classes won utilized both for

out. . So were offering 600,000 shares of the Matachcwan Canadian Gold Limited at $1.00 (par value) a share. ‘ Our_ conﬁdence in this mine is so great that, if, within thirty days ‘after you buy the stock-if bought direct through our oﬁce —-¢ and after a personal examination of the records and dataon ﬁle in our oﬂice, you arenot perfectly "satisﬁed with your investment we will

retun-d your money-would anything be fairer than this? Bmmba"

Writ-e for prospectus and other particularf ,'

F. C. Sutherland 8i Company

IIIIT# IRQXERS. Into ........ ..

During the period In wlilclilhave been Physical Director three bask- etball leagues have been rsarrled through. ‘The Charlottetown (lliurcb Basketball League was organized In November. 6d. the Methodists. Allgl0<Baptlst3, Presbyterlans. and Central Chris. tlans. The League was played ln two sections, the Methodists wIn- YllllI-Z the Iﬂmt and the Allglolﬂgpt- lets the lust, Cgmpeﬂﬂnn w“ van, léeeii throughout the League am]

e conduct of the players ‘all all Hines was clean and sportsmanllke ‘By the default of the Methodists the play-off the AnglolBsptlllts

mamerwlnners of the Pomeroy Cll-D and the medals presented by Mr. Frank Honrlz.

_ INYUG 4-8 Kl]; Edward llojel llldm, Tommy. 6B!

ll‘. C- SUIIISlIL'?l'VrBB: UDIIPANY-

ll l 4~l KING‘ EDWARD HOTEL BUILDING TORONTO. ONT. Wldheldt ebllﬁclon on IYIDME, please mall

ins full particulars of the hlstnchewnn, Qhnddlan Gold In‘ address:

ADD! EIS .............................................................. ..

Plans Concluded For U. S. Loan T0 Austria

NEW YORIK. May 11.——A large sillilcato headed by llorslm. has practically concluded negotiations with ‘United States bankers lo par’ tlclpate In placing a large share loan to Austria which plans bop vrow $130,000,000 which sum ls es-

Tlie limplesl way to end a corn i: Bluvjay. Stops the pain instantly. Then the corn loosens and comes out. Made in clear llquidnmlin thin - plasters. The action is the same.

Four teams enter»

amended and the brand of ball i118!- ed m. the“ girls promises well l0!‘ the future development o! thethﬁlrai: In Charlottetown. The MB

Girls‘ tea-m became the winners "l this I.e~8-K1l¢~

The "Hi-Y" League was ofgaﬂll" ed In the "-l-II-Y”1Club and WM composed of four teams picked from its members. These teams were very evenly mill-MIN 3nd ‘he wins were made ‘by V"! "arm" margins. .

‘By a mmlbrlly Note of the lIlMIBY" In the Church League a teem was picked to play the Trailing “l ‘sl- John and the Moncton "Y" team- Tlw boyu; yirnctlced faithfully for the two weeks previous In Y-llel!‘ trip, but the time was Insulilclent to really whip them into ii. basket- ball team. They lost both games. because. although ..tlley we're as good Individual pinyeis, they lack- ed the ulna team wor-k of me other teams. acquired through years of playliig together.

lIt ‘was impossible Ito get return games this season. but we have been promised the "ﬁrst chance at return games anirly In November. On our ow“n ﬂoor and wllh more time to practice the ‘Charlottetown

count of ‘themselves than they did In Moncton and St. John.

Hockey

The Y.MJC.A. hockey team this year. made n very strong showing both In the City League and In the 1W0 Kames at Alberlon. ln the Citly jLeii-gue they reached the lln- lils, being- beatou in the play-off for the championship. lii Albei-lon they lost the ﬁrst game. two to no thing, but. came through In the sec- ond game and defeated Alliertou three to two,

Hexathlcn.

During the month of March the Junlcr Hsisnthlon was run In which over forty boys Ionk part. Due m the fact that some classes were not represented, however, the standing of the Association was not as high as It otherwise might have been. Several boys maiuilzerl to get above the four Ilundrcdlmark and twn were successful In getting over the ﬂve hundred out of u pos- sible slx hundred.

Gymnastics.

‘Several of the members have shown hotli an Inclination for and an ability In appnmllis work. and a great deli-l of tlme was spent with these ‘members In training them. All who ‘really took an Interest. in

buys wlll surely give a better new"

tlmated to be necessary by the League n! Nations to assure a bal ‘speed budget by 1924 New York

this work showed marked improve- ment throughout the season, and those who were present to sea

A: your druggiat

conditions.

some of them work mil In the Gyvm- nastic Exhibition wlll agree ‘that

ﬂoors come out

anddoors

played by JENKINS & SON.

Gold Dust sold by

No drudgery, no backaches this house-cleaning time if you use Gold Dust. Dirt loosens, dissolves, walls, woodwor

ﬁrease and in all their

original cleanliness under the purifying touch of Gold Dust.

fThose hard-to-reach cracks and corners in cupboards, on Wains- cotting and around windows no longer hide away

I Let the Gold Dust

Gold Dust sold and dis- Gold Dust sold by

“I/ .2hi nn

com DUST

i does more than just clean—-. i it gives a touch of newness éveryW/lm .

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dirt and dust when Gold Dull goes to work. It cleans, renew“ tightens-in ¢V6I1»'I'O0I\\- in _ w; salsa and eyeiy ﬁlm» i A Gold Dujst_ 6H1!‘ ‘be safely ulwl on ai-ticlei'wli_icli-°ﬁl1°l'l’°w F‘? would ﬂlillr—ﬁll¢ lmrcelaln’ silver and brlc-a-brw- cmirnliianukz-sm ‘

LIMIYID MONTREAL

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Gold Dust sold and die‘

COFFIN a o0. ‘ plalfffldlyivisiinicnu c1

Gold Dust sold by.

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P.'C. Corsets are sconce. stylish, economical 5o | (AH CATO My.

and so ﬂexibl moulded as to be absolutely comfortab e. Thcy are made of ﬁnest materials, ﬁt rfectly and hold their fashion- able, grscefu lines indeﬁnitely.

Next time you intend buying a corsct, bc p sure and try on a P.C. model.

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