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GUARDHUI

A m__ uf, " nie. And 1 too had my pride.

ll 1111# . ._ h 8 if I11stead of decreasin as time went

_""' . - _ _ _ _ ` ' , 1 , "first Mrs. Grallain," int-1'eusetl. 'l`11c H __ ._ I ' _, 1,. _I

I offer for sale my farm rnnminhm lo1_.1_<o111p.|11io11 of 111'; own 'age at it was childish the oddity of hw Inst, \\1l c tie undcis gnu

145 acres at Suniniervillc witlnii tom- ;(1:"i:l"'_'.’l'_ |;‘_`U ]1‘i““` t“‘11°‘f“;;1 1"” mime ad-ded to that ji-,iiouet-_ 1 1111185 Of M0111~11l~¢11L* W1111 111` 11111111111 -H ` _N A ‘un U vis me` \\'uuld Say it over and over 11121115' crop. Good buildings, near srliools ami (_mh‘|`_ v"h_l~mI _mm ,mme _ nl m t times a day. My own ,nanie which

churches, ~ p __ fn ,` , , ‘L ‘_d_{’ “F had always been ratlim- a source or _,

WM. A. POWER, “VIE \“'1h~`l 1.4 ?“""‘1f‘\_ Ve? N nf pride to ine 11o\v sounded harsh \\'ht>n _‘f *Ev* 5# #'15 *$5* 415%* 154%

Su11111n~r1'ill~- "_"‘ `( "1 l`1M)'\‘ Iuhdph me) colnpared to the niusit-al 11:1n111 ol' the ‘:1"2"'2911“'~

. _ _ _ In conscntince with l~.\1\1elt'..~ wish-

, 11111 or gay s'|111-its. I 11ot only want- ., ~ ,, _ _ . A F

F F S I P of .1.:.‘:..‘;;1°el1.nf; 9” 0'

- a B "W" "1"" bought 111e :1 lovely gown, and 11:11:11

I U

_.___ \A|\;1l1If_‘_“1_ "lr I1l’\“`:`1'h`;;?;:;‘Vi‘;` w‘L’)1indml:(Lx§ time tllt-re were touches of snppliire

That desirable and well known tai-in m,(_,l`mm“_ “___ury héurs Bm I ww solnewllcre _about the costtiiiio, if it .__ »

situated about half mile from t`a1'<li ,ML ,,\.‘_H'H. Evcrmt “Mlm have cm* was 11ot entirely of that color. '|<|,,. ,,_.!,|,.,.g§ given by D,._ (tulmlyn gan the shipbuilding ct-iitre a11d on" __,,,,,,,,l ,U ,,H,,w lm, ,U du W The Whyndv YDU ‘11W11YS_1f11111>1<1! 111116 (11-isel nttIl1n11ta<|11ao11 liiontlny even- ofthe best produce linlrkcts' in 1'. li. ,_,,,,_`.,,,,,,,,,,(,,, was ,hut I md' "limi 101" H10'-’ ~1 01190 ¢\S1<@11 11111121111' 11111111 ini: was a live topic of conversation Island. -» HU, h,,,,,.`. ,m,,,.,,,,I,i,_l| h,)m._, during 011 W11111 1 111111 1113011 10111 111 1115 1U11<1- _\'t~.<tf~1‘<la_y ainong th". 1na11y citizens of

Farm contains .10 acres of land all Mm h I |`h'Um:h,- M. wlml |_.v‘;l,‘,u h,m.,111'-15 1111' 11111l_1f11101'- 1'I1arlo1tr~low11. who had the pleastli-e

under cultivation_lar1:e il\vt»lli11_1:l1ot1<t» ,Um .,],, ;,,,,l` uf |,.,,|;, of w1,.,',,,,`[ "11""1111f*11 it is your i»i:Io1-- _von .ir Iinarilltz 1111s il11`1011 Hl11‘1111“-1'- ‘barn and outbuiltlings. 1l11a1'i11g orrh WH; ,`lH_,`,mSlV jpuluils ' 5111111111 1v11Wf1y-S 1’V¢‘11_1` 1111112 »_\1_11- 111-C-111 l11'.111~isoI placed hor plea lor stlner grd on fm-m_ 1'! I_’_:|H`_ LWHN w{_l_iblp ‘U wm_(__N blue. _iour l1:1`1’|- is too v1vul..1il1I. living fm, ,hp punt-Ilt nl' illtlividtnil

F01' D9-1'11C111-'11`S 11l1l11.V to 'l`. l-I. llul- j|__‘,UU',\_ 'mf H (Rui “mmm 'YMMI 11*‘f1l1 1'_11’11 11111115- _ _ In~alll1`;1.< 11 n:1|ion11I and world asset

pltt. Cardigan or to tl1f-o\v1n>t~ Hmm hu Hvmg 'wmmm wU`um have I look we-IIA 111 \vl11I~. 1.111 nic in 1-,,,<,.,.y-"1 mul ,.(,nv;m._;,,g |,mg,mgn_

HORACE PARKER, ' m:l‘l‘_ HW mliw H) ummlmy hpmuw I1nv1~"1111 all white dinner' di-psf: next |,;|\.im,_ mv gm nl. humm. as well as

]'1"1"""""" ot' in\' J--silotisv ol' thi- part she had in Huw' ~- ':"‘.ri"'W "l‘“1'"`"‘>"' sh" “nm "mt the

713g_7_1gMfr;we,]3“-kwa* 1`,m_ mL`_,`|lml.:;‘ Hlmlmns mm m.L__ Had y A11 111311411111’ 1 W011111‘1`t‘11 11 1111 \1’_1‘1‘1‘ 1111-lille-:ilu-il 1111-11 of the 111111-{lisl1~

.__.__.__.__ _____= |.;§,,,.,,,,' ,,,,, ,,,.,,hp,}L,.d my sl,,.,,1(`i,,g 17°1"g 1° 1‘5“"i__"“’ 11"’ 1"‘“""1" '1“’1_‘f'_"f` "11"'1\'111.f< _l1“1l111’>1 111 101111)" {’111'1`.\’ 111”

n` licr: had I lies-11 able to 1't*1>eat Q/|"|~~Ml' .l.‘eYU.'.dg" VIN nw lm ~m"l§ mu"]"" “I IVV. w‘)rm.‘m mm." "'h0um`

what I In-ard. I might i11 time l1nvel‘.lh` (.}.m-h‘lm1~ wole' Ulu.; -dmnlmt (W “Hd 1.1"" 1”" 111°” 1"'."l' 'V "““‘""

.1 |»\'¢-1'1'111111~ ii. llllt 11l\V1ly;; I tllotlgllt {)'?llvl?ll‘.§‘.itl().l)| md ft1l2(en~pl`|,l.‘ I-H. Stmlilmn Il wall as CSHemm.l [hut they

_ ,hm 'lv hm, mm me uf hm.. that |1911 1151 1-1111* e 111111111 1-..1,\_ roi ,honld llc pl1_\~.=;1cully tit. as it had been]

_*_ _ “1I\‘|)M_`IlM f lxr Ind I vnu'_u_wd .L n1o11tl1 llentre and I \\':1.< |11 nn-el ip", |1,,. mini “tim wpm UVA,-gulls

Ou_and after Atxgiist 1 th~~_1~` S. 'lus "11.\ - 1-11. 11 11 - - ‘ l1i111 at niy n1o1li.~:i.e`s to see aliout :1 C-1|i,i|1i| ln- 111. Sho than wont on to

U10 W111 S1111 011 11I1.\'11K111 Sllvllllr 11111". 11€W iZOW11- , -:how that the df-a||l1s oi' nn-11 betweeli

LA HAVE STEAMSHIP CO. "‘°**_i-"*-"'---h'-‘“-'- Mrs. Garry, the \\1nm;1n who11,1 l I1:11l Ipit 3-1,; pf |\ypmy.m1e ,md |‘0|-[_v.n1“;_.

711012-T-lII1.\l llli

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Valuable Property for Sale By Auction

I will sell for .\'1:11-_v .\nn lira~Il1~y,

on Wednesday, i\n;;u:1 |1111, 111111, coin mencingct 12 o‘L~lo1»l1, noon flwelline

use, two-te-1101110111. wi1I1~.1m|i in

front, situated on (treat. tl»~o1-=:-- Ht, adjoining E. \\'llt=:1lley`s .\I<=;|t .\'i<11'1-_

1,1 ~ ,` A splendid r~l111111»e for i11\'t-sIn1<~n-_ _:gt ` » . ‘ Terms at sale.

.ft ,

'BENJ. CARTER.

. 1-ti'»11»~1-r

7350-7-20M1iipd. '

g V _

Valuable Property for Sale In Charlottetown

I am autliorized hy Mrs. li1~_-do Bic-

Lean to sell hy pnhlir 1111:-:ion <\t1 Thursday, .-'\\1gusl 7111. 111111. t'o:111n»‘11~'~ ing at 12 o`clocl<, noon, that .<p1 nilnl Z-tenement house- sitiiatf-il on lli!l~- 'borough Stroct, Nos. 1721 and 175.

This properly is 114-a11ti1'11i1;.' .-i111'1: ,

d in 11e of the 11-.'1 s11~<»f»!~= ,' 1h~- , . 2,,” ,,(;,,,1y ,,,,,,0S,?i,f pm.,--S _~;',,‘,,.,,-.._1present 111 the cccnpation of Mr.

Justice l‘1tzgerald. 1

and 'has all lnodt-rn i111p1'<»\'1~1n-11i~'. li will be well worth the 111on|»\‘_ 'l`\>1'n1< at sale.

BENJ. CARTER.

,-\‘.l-u1i111~"r

735051'-25.\’i3ip1l.

X - _ - __ Tv____. _-_-t

Farm for Sale

I offer for sale my farm of about '70

acres situated at liaki- Verdi: St1Ili'1.'1- About 10 acres wood, 1'e111n1111I<-1' r-111.11' Situated near chiirches and srllflnlt and also near butter factory.

Apfplfy to

MR. JACKMAN»

1.11111- \'\>1'<l1-

7277-7-25M6ipd

1013111

A liuslnuss stand at I11‘o|»l1|'l1'l1l with

house and har11; also about one arri- `0f land ln f‘ol1111-<'iio11. .-\ gooil propo:-'ii ion for the right man. l’1~i<-11 1-1-:i.-:|111 able, linincdinti- sale as o\r1n\1-s are going west. Write or applv,

D. W. or J. A. BEATONi

li1'1n1lil`lt'l1l, l'. IC. I.

7284-7-25-mtliptl

' .,i_______l...!

TENDERS

Tenders will he 1‘1\<»i~ivi-il hy the

undersigned untill .luly illst for tho erection of n rvsitleiicf- al. t'a1‘<1i1.:n11 for Mrs. James 1'. lVieNiel1ol. Plans and specifications 1-an iw seen at this office. Lowest or any tontler 11ot .ne- cessarily nrreptetl.

C. B. CHAPPELL G. HUNTER,

_ Architects, Charlottetown.

July 24-tl€i0

For Sale at a Bargain

Farm of 112 acres nt Covolicnrl

near stores, churches, schools. etc Land is well watered and about 75 acres under fair cultivation, the balance in hard and soft wood, valuable alder swamp of one half acre in one corner.

The buildings are in fair con-

dition 35 acres under crop part of

which mal gp with the farm. Apply J. . arks, Margate, or to . J. Martin, Charlottetown.

| 211111 .\1|1;n>-1, 151151, for tl1f\t'o11voyu11ue

oeeoeeeeeawosai

SANDRA THE .IEALOUS

2eee;c5's1§§_ai=-so

xssansor

d¢5¥5¥¥¢~Q¥%'¥¢=¥“¥¥%¥é‘!Y5U¢'$

ANDRA REALIZES THAT SHE

LOVES HER HUSBAND

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CIIAPTER XXVI

/ _ livetelt had sniil that l1e enjoyed

going to tliose stupid sort oi' din- ners as it` he nmnnt it. lie had spo- I17111 >&1 niet-ly to ine that I felt quite guiltv ht-cause I had complained oi'

----75:1: - - ' . _ ,_ . myself not to.give it expression oi-

_ _ _ iieiiig liinetl. 01 rouise he wouldnt _ ~

,~__,_l _ , I 'M The, ,em un nb l ten. I was positive he dnl not love

.1 t y 1\ ou

1 .1l\1.1\s thong t th t l~I\‘e1'1~tt hall 1'ealizP<l how I longed

Ile »-\'nI1~11ll\ thongllt that lovely

ing Piilcls. No

_ surg cn oper-

ation required.

Dr. Ch11.=e‘s Ointment will relieve you at once

.ind its ct-rlninly u11rul£p11. title. n box; all 11111111-1'-`, or l~21l1nn11_1-1011. 1.014 BL C0., Lllullod. 'l`o1-onto. Sample cox froo lf you mention this ~\.111c|-1.11111 cluzloso 24" ’.1u1pI0 Day posmgq.

. Do not suffer

another dny3wiLh Itel1inpi$ leed- ing, or rotrud-

I_T__; ___ -__ ,_./TA i J

Sale oi Properties

ln, Charlottetown

'l`o he sold by Public Auction-on

I \1o1nl-ay, the 15th day of Septem- her, A.§l). 1919, at I2 o’clock noon on the prcniiscs, if not previously flisposctl oi' by private sale.

1. The double tenement dwell-

ng house and land 011 the corner >i`l’o\\'11t1l and Water Street, Char- lottetown, belonging to the "Stirl- ing listatc" at present occupied by Nlcssrs J. M. Rattenbury a n d Peter .\IcCourt.

2. 'l`l1e1'eside11tial property on

Writer' Street, Charlottetown, at

l"or i`ull particulars enquire of

C. il. SMALl,\‘\'OOD,

Solicitor

Caineron lilock,

Charlottetown,

P. E. I.

72328-T-;!:i,\I\\'i'n12\\'l1s.

-.1-_1

111111 counter

Sl<It\I,l~IIl 'l‘I1}I\JIllCliS_ atltlressed to

l'n_-|111a.-:t|»1' (i<‘111»1'11l, wil] ho re1‘1\1vetl at tlitawa u11|il 11oo11, on l"1'11l11y, the

é z

‘oi Ili:-1 ltlajt-'1i_\"s M:1il's, o11 apropos- ed 1'o11|ra~~t. for |'ou1' years 6 times I1‘11` wr-»~I\' on th.» route tirapzttlil Rural Mail itoutt-_ No. I t`ro111 the lst January ni-\i.

I’1-inioil notices containing further

i111`o1~111z1tin11 as to r:o111litio11.~1 oi’ pro- |msttil <‘o111-'ai-t may he semi and blank |`n1-his of 'I`t-inter may he obtained at thi- Post tvilifw-s oi` t'r:1pa1nl and lianip- ton nip] iii the otliuo oi the l’ost Oiilce l11.4p1-1'ii1|‘.

JOHN F. WHEAR,

I‘ost Oilieg I11spe1~tor'g Office,

t'l1a1'lott1'Iown, 15111 July 1919.

'N172-T-lti.\I\\'»'1l2li.

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~- i1.I.-1111:;

~? ~ f _ it etufrf-*-1* _ _ ' if' -1.5-".é"ev,.'.; '*§1‘

MAIL CONTRACT

SE/\I.I~jll TENDEIIS, mltlressml to

the I*os1111:1.<te-r (ivtioral, will be ro- i-viv:-il ot llttnwa until noon, on Fri- day, the 29111 Anizust, 1919, for the con vcyance of ills Mnjesty's Malls, on 11 proposed t‘oniract for four years 24 times pr-r week on the route St. l‘r~tor’s llay 1’. 0. and Railway Station from the lst January next.

1’rintod notices containing further

inforinntion as to conditions of propos- ed ('ontr:u-ti may he sz-.on and blank forms oi' ’I’nn<lvr muy be obtained at the Post lliilcf- of St. I’eter’s Bay and nt the onlieé al' tl1e Post Oiilce Inspect-

or.

JOHN F. WHEAR, Post Oihce Inspector.

Post. Oillre Inspectors Office.

(‘.l1nrlotI.niown. July 15th 1919.

Ialniost eve1‘yon1~ t1'c;1t|-d nn- a-= il I <i|»l|e .<i1npl_v hy s_vsten111tic chewing.

whim. I had realized that Everett was almost unconscious of some things he had told me. That he had spoken more to himself than to mc. But I was neither su young nor so dense that l had not read lietwet-11 the lines. That I had not sensed to the full the wonderful love ho had given "the first Mrs. Grnliain," the

By av w(lml?i;‘dml:>V1‘l1‘l2d.If?>(1llut'he pictures inl

tl1e table drawer where 1 saw l1in1 lay them, and not tinding them had searched throught his things again. l had found no trace of them. He had put them where they would not ht- found by me again.

Day by day my ‘love tor Everett

my husband, grew st1'o11i.:e1'. l~`i'on1 a mere pride in him, and a feeling of iiattery becauseoi' his attc111i.n1a; l had begun to have an all absorbing affection for him. But l coiiipt-llt~_d

_011 my jealousy of the dead \\'11c, the

tlisllkvtl In-1-1111s|1 she t'I1111p1\1'e1l 111;'

dinner. While .l did not want to go, I did want to look well as loin.; aw Everett insisted upon 11111-~:1r-1-.opli111.;

ed the power ol` 1-lo1l11»supo11 the niintls ol` some \\'o111e11, and nt-.1|'i_\ all mon.. I had the -"l'll sliow 11111111" feeling lwctttlse ol' the paIro11izi11,; way they ircnteil ine. 'l`l1at is 11111.11 of ll1en1~~esp<-t~iall_\' tho \\'o111.-n.

“One would think I was an inl'.111t

in :1r111s!" I s1'olil<-1| one 111111-111111: :||` it-1' attelitling 11 111111-titm 111 whit-I1

weer t1 1-liild. And I lie;-,ur-il l<Z\'111-1 tt

as the older wonien :lid so I wonltl look less like a liitle girl, lint ln- ngain refused.

men ot’ my age i11 the .set 1:1 \1'l1i\~h Evolt-tt l1elo111:<-tl \\onIil11l 11.111

were still I11 st'ho.>l. or r1111si1l<~1't»iI too young to be "out."

I had heard people say they haI<\tl

to gruw~oId. I was i~.o11.<t1111Ily \\'i»=l1- ing I were old-ar; 1111111* like ihv- 11-11- contaiined, poised \vo1111111 with \\'l1o1n Everett, and cr111.~'v1|111-11il_\' I, :lewi- eiatcd. It seeliietl In me that wl1<1Il1- nr one could he happy nhnnt o'11<~'.~’ nge or 11ot dcpenil1»1l on onc`s 'invi- ronnient. Tomorrow-Everett Buys Sandra 1 Jewels

I _z_ - _LE

Lll-T OFF CORNSI

D0¢sn’t hurt at all and costs only

1' ‘

._ 4

Magic! Just drop a little I1`r<-1-v_nno

on thai. touchy corn, l1111t::111t.ly it stops

a tl11y bottle i`or 11 few ct-111s, snillri-

corn, soft corn, or corn l1r~tw1-<~11 lin

Garage

Automobiles, Marine and Stationary

Engines repaired -

Ford repairs and Specialty Gasoline

\\1 11 lu

111111' Ill |1111! of I11‘o1=1. was :l1"1"11 1111’ told ol' the simple nieans ot hreven-

11e1° 11\V111111‘1?1~- /\11`1‘11‘1Y 1 111111 1*’-11`11' 1111-:1.<111'11.:111|l 1Iccla1'erl that li1'ight's

111511111 111 111111W 1111’ 111 1'11111'11 111)’ 1111111 fin l»o11_1.-;l1t as 11 cure for i11tli1.:estio11

oi’ them had da11gl11t\1‘s n11‘ age \\'l1.>|

$¥U¢$O}QUlQlO$l8il

I ANNUAL SHO0TlNG

MATCHES

tht. Prince Edward island Ili- A.-so<-iation will be hcl.; at liai-lnitotown Ranges, Wednes- l.1y, and 'l‘l1ursday, .August tlth Oli

4° and 7th, <-.oinmenclng at S 11. in. cp ‘lt .\'t»\\' tinie. 55 9 Une hour before thc start of ‘E

eaeceeaeoessig

i§£$$$%$§

ig oacli n1;1tch will be gtven up to

piuuztlsc shooting. 1%

4* /All Militia men. all Returned

it men, all Retired -or Reserved ‘li I ..f'111cn, all 'Cadets and (‘ivilia11 ge ltitln (‘lub\n1en are qunliilcd to

§¢ \'lll»‘i‘. 'S

§¢ l'_ointc-d- \J,\n1munltlon' will b

sell. _

5'¢_é='¢¥!¥¥¥¢¥¢¥¥¢

1 Q

resaesaas *eases

$850 IN PIRZES '

l~)ntries may be matic at the \\'. V. A }tooms

i`11r1i1er information.

W. B. PRCtWSE, LT. COL.

Soc. Treas. 1'. Ii. A.

1.1

a ;;r|»ai extent. preventulilc,

lion.

Shi- ;1:I\-'or':1t.1‘1l r‘onsnltat.ion with 11

tlocior 1111:-r» a year as n preveiitnlive

|1i~=~-a=e \\‘:1.»: due chiefly hy excessive 1n»~:1i 1\:11in_x: and was one of thc- chief i~;|11.<t=.< of df-atll of 11111111111-:lift-tl 111en. .\1n»11-ii-:1 lionsiod twenty-elglit diil`ere11t kinds of 1|_\'spepsia1, hut all were pre- v|»111aI»l|- if food was p1‘r1pr‘1'ly vliewed :ind ~.l1t- rnlnietl how IIti|':1r'0 Fletellel' ni .~'i\'t_\'-o111- l1:ul lived two11ly~o11<1 y'ears l»11j.'1|11|| `\\'|111| l1:1tl been believed Dos-

Hin- also told how the expmisive pep-

was 111z11111t`:1<:t111~e1l in 11 1'esearcl1 lah-

IDE.

inside the body.

beneficial as indoor slee `

ions unaccoliipanied.

t`or,tl1e welfare oi' otl1r~.1's she told

sr'111'let fever 1|u:11'1111'ti11e.-and :1s,1isti111; with the milking of a linrd ol’ cows in that 1-.ity had been 1‘espo11:1ihle tor an epideinii: ot’ the disease which had car- ried ol'i` one baby in every three 111in- utes.

Insanity, I)1'. (ieisel said, hurl i11-

creaserl 500 per cent i11 titty _v'ea1's. and sixty-two 'per vt-nt. oi insanity rulne 1`1°o1n sin eo11I.1‘:11:1e4 tlisease. The war had killed 9,000,000 men and 11,542,000 people had died from l11ii11- enza.

iiaving zaliown that life depelnls on

simple care and death is caused by an an aggregate ot slnall niieiiees, she said that with added years and exper- ience the cillcieney became greater where the oitences were not coniinit- ted and that u man was entitled hy biological laws to live 120 years. Ago was 1111-1111(-cl by sonic hut in reality what they dreaded was the iniiriiiities n|` ye11.1's whit-.I1 were preveiitzlhle.

111 concliuling she spoke oi' the duty

ot’ building 11 world worth wliile. ni being physically and n1e11t:1lly ilt to think quickly and rightly in the time oi’ stress in reconsl.ruction. l)r. Gei- sel said that the torcll thrown hy dy- ing llnnds in It"l:111ders I1‘ieItls must he uphold tlirongh living honestly and uprightly and reall'/.Ing that pliysival

o1'a1o1~_v in ltussia hy entcltinig the _'_1a.~:t1'iv jilives procltleeti by clogs chew-1

and mental well-helng spelled elli- eiency and rigliteousliess.

Ii' there had liven any other \vt1~ -,_____ , ___ _ __ -_ _ww

The City of Charlottetown will rec-

eive applications for the purchase of debentures to the amount of $100,000» 10, i11 denotninatlons of $100.00 and $500.00 to yield interest at the rate of five per cent per annum and to run for :1 term of twenty years, interest to ho payable seini-annually in July .ind lic-ccriilicr. This issue offers a good and sound dividend paying in-

” i W City y

been. so noticeably y[o11111:. lint i11o»'=t._ A

City ol Charlottetown

.Debentures _ I

vestment. It lstthe desire of the ony Corporation that this issue be taken

up by the people of t_his City and Pro- vince. Applications will be received by the City Clerk at Charlottetown und also nt the Branch oiilce of any chartered bank ia the city or Pro- vince. Debentures will be allotted ns npplications are received. By order.

.JJ w. W, CLARKE

_-1@r1€_. ,_ _ J

“ Via S. S.

5.30 p_ m.

TIIUIISDAY-Leaves Montague st 8 a.

way to Cardigan returuiui maining over night.

arriving at Pictou 1 p. m.

Run by Daylight Saving time.

) o s

S. S. Service Between Ptctou N.S. and Eastern Ports ol P.E.l. for Season ol 1919

Harland .

MONDAY--Leaves Montague, P.E.I. 7 a. m., Lower Montagut 7.45 s. m.

Georgetown 8.15 a.1n., Murray River 11 s, m., Murray Harbor

1 North 12 o'clock arriving at Pictou, N. B. about 4 p. m.

$5 ~ MVEIJNICSDAY and Saturday-1..eaves`Plctou on arrival of noon train from

`>`-N Halifax calling at Beach Pt., Georgatovvn, arriving at Montague

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m. calling at lntermidate ports on to Georgetown same evening and rv

FP.lDAY-Leaves Georgetown at 6.30 a. m.. Murray Harbor South 8.80 s. n

aching, then you lift the corn oi`|' Fm' further Vnmculars wnm’ wire' °r phono "°

WILLIAM MCLURE

the lingers. Truly! No hunt- __g26_22M". i “dams-

'l`ry Frcezone! Your druggist sells. L_ V , _ _.., __ , Q

ent to rid your feet of two-1'y hard ` ' ` ` ` ` ` " " " /` ` ` ` "

toes. und rralluses-1, \1'itl1n11t.oni- pai-tivlrli if fairness of the of pain, soreness or irritation, I~`1-i\e- . C E ~" pr1ceS_we charge for win., it nie iiistiovi-1-y or A notoii twin- " AND-‘Yo`u.~|_|_ ~ our plumbing accessories eiimen genius. Fmg °UR S please mightily the folks ¢ ~ _ _ p pR|¢g§ .. ,,,,,, __ who are in need of such ‘

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price for our supplies and only render a b l for the actual service we ren-

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Dr. Geisel said that ln enforcing"

prohibition the countries on this :lie of the ocean had ,helped the whole world, evincing belief in the moral strength which comes from sobriety, but she said that for health it was

essential that an adult would drinkp two and .11 half quarts of water each~ day, washing the body inside as well as out. Apoplexy was not, she said, n sudden death but the disease took from tour to sixteen years to do its work and was due‘to dirty conditions

She told how s patient who declar-

ed herself to be going mad had been cured simply by being made to drink large quantities of water and take vio- lent exercise. Rest was another sim- ple precautioniiry measure referred to. ~ 4 by Dr. Geisel. who sa-id that it was ` only during the hours of sleep that the phosphorous und fat could be util- ized by batteries of the body and that sleep outof-doors was twice as

p_ _ .

She strongly urged shorter hours of

work and longer hours of sleep, not 015 1`0C1`@111101Yi""5`i1)’i11g as well that a vacation once every year was an es- sential ot health. To the wives of the middle-aged 111611 she' :laid they were required to love, honhr and take care of their husbands because they eould 11ot take care of thenxselvcs and that the husbantls he sent on vacat-

She spoke of the scientific way in

which Germany had earetl for her in- ia11t man-power and showed by statis- tics that 1,11 proportion as the t`atl1.:1"s salary is liigher the death rate ol' 111- fants is` lower' and tllerefore attivortatetl a living wage. As another saiegtini-'il of the future population she said it was neoessa1'y that the _worlailig nio- iher .should he given 11 pension. 'l‘o n111pl1asi7.e ilnliviiliial 1'espo11sihil1i.y

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Important Announcement

O11r monster G() day Snlc of Sample Shoes has

been a Wonderful SUCCESS, :ind wc have therefore decitled to conthnie in the Shoe `Busi11css in Cliarlottc-

_ town PERMANl§Nl`LY,nnfl take this opportunity ot

thanking OUR -MANY frien<ls and Customers for their' patronage tltiring the past two n1ontl1s,z1nfl solicit a 1-.o11ti1111:111ce ol` 111111111.

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Will be to give satisfzictiori in every way, and sell

only Tlflli l%l€S'I` GOODS Ol5TAlNABLE, at a reason- able COST 'l`O YOU. IV

We are Advised on Good Authority

That the prices of Boots and Shoes will be m_u':h

higher than heretofore. and we would suggest that you therefore take advantage of our present REASON- ABLE PRICES.

B. ROY HOLMAN

Riley Builrling Queen St. Charlottetown, P.E.I. Opposite Prowsc Bros Ltd:

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RESUMPTION OF FREIGHT AND 'PASSENGER BERVICI

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stssmoup "cA1.v1N Aosrin" wi 11 iomi st. ,Jann egery WEDN111911"

st 9 a. m., and every SATURDAY at 6 p. m. (Atlantic time.)

The Wednesday trips are via East port and Luboc, due Boston -10-s. m-~

Thursdays. The Saturday trips are direct to Boston, duo there Sundaflr

A 1 p. m. FARE $0.00. STATEROO MS $2.00 up.

Direct connection with Metropolitan :tumors for New 1_ork1v_|§

Cod Canal. Froiglt rain md tall information apply to . ` I, . '

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