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n A Foe Introduction to your day's work-

A cup of GJIAII I SANIOIWI

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CARD

To the electors of Murray liar bour District: Gentlemcuzd-

..Double . tennementi A, m, ,,,,,,_ ,,,,,,,.,,,,, .,,,,,, W, hhhse’ “early new °h""'~"'°" “l ".~"l’;§l'i°i'.'i..'. Ill‘; Elm Avenue, Nos. 141 m" "W" “m " Yam. C ' " ' and 141 1-2.. All mod-

ern conveniences. In- spection at any time on premises, or apply

I ‘BENJ. CARTER & i sou Auctioneers

Audion Sale of Valuable Furniture Ill (h'towii

“'9. are authorized by hlr. Wm. Nicholson, to sell by public auc-g tion at his home. .\'o. 14 Chestnut l, St. Monday, Aug. 28th. at 10'__

I-‘0R sons

support at the coming el- ection.

If elected it will be my PUYIIOSE to the best of my ability to serve the district.

Respectfully yours. Capt. M. H. BONNELL.

i» ti. lllrcltlfS of in Murray ilajhor t istiici

As the time at my disposal is limited. I will not be ahlc to meet all the electors of the district per- sonally. I am iii the field as the <'onscrvati\'e' candidate for Fourth this opportunity

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Kings and takc .of soliciting your votes at the lforthcuming byc-t-lecticn

Yours respectfully‘. \\'il.l.l.-\.\l L. Mold-IAN eters Road.

A Sweetheart at Thirty,

THE STORY 0F A W0- IANQ TRANSFORMA- TION

fly Marlon Rubincam - f Tilt; GIRL REBELS

(‘haptcr 1S

If was curious that. the‘ d8!‘ after my own clumsy expertlilflll with cosmetics-walled b)‘ 50""? the forlorn hopc of the a§inE"l should find Violet practicing the same thing. I noticed that he!‘ door was closed; I knocked and cm. asks-d me my name before she titluiiltotl lllr‘.

“Bu! why do you do it ‘ I asked her. “And where do you 5%! U"! cold crcaiit?" \

Violet laughed a little. he!’ Qhi-YUKS pink because she was dis- cow-red.

"lib one of the girls in m)’ (‘i355 sht- 11505 it all the time and Kalle

mi- some." ' "Ilut you're so pretty and 5° voting. You don't need those lilt-

le things. You're too young for theun-just as I'm too old."

"Now Aunt Enid." \i'iolct uro- [pgtod “you're pt too old! You only think you aro- because moth- t-ir keeps saying so, and because Intira's a cat As for powder and t-oid cream. all the girls use them Ilut mother would positively howl‘ if she know l did. and she would- n't give mc the monei‘ anywaifl ‘Now. is ihcrc any harm in a wom- "aii making herself as beautiful as fitwsllilfh?"

She turncd on me dramatically as silo said . Al least it lytlllld haw- bcgu Ilrrinizitic if she had not had a large blob of cold cream on lilo very cnd of ht-r nose. As it

o'clock. p.m. sharp all his house-I hold furniture, comprising parlor, U , dining room, kitchen, halls and bedroom furniture. consisting of 3 piece Wicker parlor suite, quar-i tercd Oak dining room set, Singer sowing machine. range stove, car-l pets. oilcloths, dishes etc. Come early. Tcrms at sale. BENJ. CARTER 6. SON, Auctioneers

Meeting At Kensington i

.\ public meeting will be held inl ithe Temperance Iiall on ThursdayI August 24th at 2 p. ni. I l All interested in Farmers‘ Cu operative efforts

Situated at Hunter Rive-r 10ft acres of choice land in good culti- vation. Apply to ,

/ prtayqglg Dgvlyg, |for the benefit of the surrounding Hlllllfll‘ Rlvef-icotintry, and this will have t0 be filccidcd on at this meeting, other» wise It will be sold without further delay.

dially invited to attend. Many farmers are asking us to

~Big illeataoce Sale .

in all lines of‘ Produce, Live Stock, eica, are cor-i

NURSE THlNIi§M NilIHiiiiQEIIEil

Lydia E. Pinkhum’: Vege- table Compound Advised for all Women in Poor Health

Toronto, OhtarIo-“I took Lydia

E. Pinkhartrs Vegetable Compound ‘ for years and It is the only patent.

Makes You

EAT BETTER SLEEP BETTER WORK BETTER FEEL BETTER

At all good Druggiatn

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was. her speech was funny, and I laughed the first carefree laugh I think I had laughed tor years Violct turning to her mirror bet-Kan to laugh too. Then wiping the stuff from her skin~wbich always looked so freshly pink and white ~she bcgan to comb her hair. and put on a fresh frock, talking all thc time. "Thewrouble is we're hossetl," she said. '\Ve'rc lli'Il-Il>‘f'l((‘tl. Mother keeps telling you you are old and homely-and you art" when you‘ do vour hair tli~ wai sho (loos and wear drcsscs cut lll thc funny fashion shc cuts hers Sh» kccps tolling me I am young 1nd foolish-and she's told us that so long we both believe. S0 iyc are."

Slit‘. waved her brush to emp- linsizr- this. Tilt-n, coiling her won- derful gold hair iitto a knot on

hcr hcad sho wont on: So wt-‘ve got to gct away. We" v»- got to find ourselves, You

ltiioii- what shr \\'flfllHr'SllG wants to marry you oft" to that tidiuns .\Ir. Iipjohii. and thcn, aitcr she marries Laura to (‘llarlrn she'll turn hcr attr-uiion to me She'll trick some nico prosperous young farmcrram" All lhc scorn of not vet. i8 iras in her voicc.

“Aunt Enid you aren't going to marigii Mark Ifpjtihni’ why ln-‘s

medicine I ever recommend. lam

lrelhlh ‘he w‘“'""°"”"- h lmhsim” a nurse and ifl find a woman is in ias ,poor health I always tell her to take |

‘.111 Although you know that doctor! land nurses do not use patent niedl- cines I must say that I think there is nothing better than your Vega

l When I first tool

l tabla Compound.

forty or more, and as big around

lic liusrfi cvcll askctl me," Ibo can mildly. “Besides. Ito's only fivc years oltlcr than i am. my

do it every year. as Vi herscif said. And Jiui and lcan scrape ilohg and manage to spare the

"n-Jney to put ,e'.r or two." The assurance that she at least xas going tlitl not niniiify Violct ihr- drew hcrstll tip still. and fac~

her through for a

i hcr mother. ‘nt-r eyes purple xith anger. "You mean _\"_\ll want to kct-p

ier lit-re to help do the work with -ui gctting paid fair it. while you. “t tcizd to 2l\'t~ hi-r a gtiril homr. rt si-ttfll he hi-ro \\'ll“il Laura Mar- "ies if she docs. You int-an to "ct-p her hr-rt- until you can force ‘lint hideous old cartrinvll‘ ‘hlalk "pjotin to marry htr. IIt-‘ll do it ‘o save paying iii-Ages to a ltouso» '{(‘?|)(‘l'. and hi» wouldn't bc thunk- ‘iii to hcr at lll:tl"l|l'.'tl think lic vas condescending to uiarry- hi-r because shr-‘s poorariil not a young

(lrL May-ho you think you're‘ ‘icing nice and unselfish. but ~ou'rc not! yiiifrc- ——"

Esther- hfld riscii. and tho two ‘act-d each tilltcl‘ with i-ycs blaz- lug.

Monday» aTllc (iirl llolps

i STYXJKS... . . ~- Rrampton . . . . . . . .. - 33%: Roll Telephone . ..1l5"V4 Nbltlhl . . . . . . . . .. 6P4 Shawinigan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112% Laurentlde Pulp . . . . . . . . . .. 96

Canadian (lent-rail Elcctr c "arlatlian Steamship Corn .... (‘anadian Steamship Pftl. .. mbestrss (‘om . . . . . . . . . . .. Ilominion Bridgi-

Montreal Power

Winnipeg Iili-t-iric . — \'ational Ilroivcrics 541w’; .\tlaiitic Stigar . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 25, Atchison . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..llt3-'>.g \m. Cair and lhflllflllfjv’ . 78

\m. Locnnititire \m. Smelling and Refining .. maconda (‘oppcr . . . . . . . . . . .. '>- (Taitadian Pacific Railway -. New York (‘cutral (‘itba Cane Sugar .. Crucible Stct-l ..... International Paper Kelly Sprinflliclll ~- Mex. POLFOIWIIII

international .\lt-r. . ' ' Pros: Stool (‘ar Reading Southern I'm lic Studebaker Union Pacific . Utah Copper .. U. S. Slot-l

MONTREAL EXCHANGE.

talk

for Sale or t0 Rent

Mclnnis House, Souris, suitable for hotel. Apply C. P. hlcfiirtliy. Tlgnish, P. E I‘ 538-3-1 5i

I ‘NOTICE

iItIt-ar. And I'm old look at mo!" , “You ‘- svouldn’! he If you got [auniy from here. It's tho ileatliiti»

i934 \'lf'lfil'_\‘ . . . . . . . . . . . . . M10020 t 33 Victory

I922 \i'it~tor_'.'

11437 Victory

Rank Royal . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 19R Bank Commerce . . . . >IIX3‘JJ flank Moiilrcitl . . . 2201/4.

flan-k Nova Scolia

Wheat. Sept. 101%; Dec. 103%;

‘CH . VICE CHANGE OF TIME

Al-‘ILOTTETOWN-PICTOU stza- lug of store.

Owing to coal shortage, S. S. tenders.

‘ill CLOQQIooaccQ”

And its quality and value put it right: on top of them all! There's contentment in every puff. Every package is its own best advertisement. Let “MASTER MASON” Cut Plug

for itself.

(RncMHfiTofIucwQoIi-ta

BUSINESS sun) ioiiliti

Sealed tenders will bo received by uuilt-rsigned up to Scpt. 16th at 7 p. m. for the Bedforti Fariiztifs liroperly..Bctlfortl Station consist- warohouse anti 14 acres of land also for goods ill stock. Cheque 5% to acconlllmly Highest or any tender

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Cards A

Professional Ur. Cliff ' Chronic Diseases

tharlottotown P. E. Island, Con!!! n: Prince 8t.

HOURS DAILY, 11 to, 2 p. m.

I I 3 . ' . -' - r 'l. F01’ lllf- ' *'r--——'-' . lit I was s0 tired when 1 got up in . _ , - . hlagdalin, commencing Monday. not necessarily accopte _ om t "r . _ ftl . -l.' -_ nv. fl 1 “at. 101% , a _ - I . it- hone BY ORDER OF c M r EE -tho morning that I could not ea Elfin "j " "P. ‘H ‘"3 (‘mm 3mm 69,7‘; De“ 56, May, August 21st. will only make Vtri m" 83mm‘ h“ “'7 z m‘ h & . and when l wpnt to bed I w“ too itaiit hrtath in it. Shc gavt __ kh, u,‘ w kvyylng Charloue. Manager in charge o . a - - ' . . - .- r. , . - j. I . I - ‘ .- By I ‘imed to Blpeip My mothelqnqaw la Jr-rlt at licr dross to c0111" V" o ‘ in?“ Mondfé.’ Wednesday and Fri- THEODORE ELLIS B A itold me that Lydia E. Pinkbam’; 'vinr-e mo ni this. Thcrc was at 0M" NW" 1%" Dec‘ 5' A" 59L -"- I s

imy mgrrlings at 7 o'clock. Rcttirn» ing leave Pictou 'I‘uesday, Thurs-

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i - a I .. ll.C d t. lll_‘ilil ftl.k b t ilatl AT KINROSS FRIDAY. AUG. 25th.. Vegetaie ompoiin was jus w a VI I ing o w no an: s tor

Bedford Si-flllflll- R- VR- 1 I. A. MacDonald. H. F. McPhoa [I wanted so I tried it and only took icama iii~slic never knocked. Slit-

To lbe sold at one o'clock Hharpi

a choice Farm, of 9.’ acrcs, 18_

clear and in a 200d $1M? vi "uh-l I nffcr for Hiili‘ one hundred "huh" “h” We“ Will-Hedi “ml 3- :icrcs of choice. land on the Mar good dwelling house. close l" z-tto Road sittiato within one half chuwh. slill-lmli fldlmll “hi1 Ship" mile from the Town of Krrnsltii-i- pmg- ‘ton. This iarin consists of cighly‘ _ NSC’ [he chm‘ Stock hhh Farm acres of land iimi-cr cultivation JRIDlBITIEHKB and household rurni‘,,_nh a hmnk running thrnum |,_ ture consisting of 1 draft horse an,‘ m‘, hflhnm. n; fir.’ c133,, m, 8 yrs, 1, general purpose mare 1° ‘yoorl, l-jspt-ciallv suitable for years. 3 young milch cows. I lici_ “m. (arm; “"5"- market‘ fer, 2_yrs. 1 heifer 1 yr. 30 hen A nd church‘

26 chickens. 1n acres hay, 10 ai-_ J_1-_ MULUN‘ res extra good oats, 13% acres Kensinutnn wheat, 2 acres potatoes. 1 mowcrl 1 seeder, hay rake, dist: hitrroiv-___i_______ ______

S.'i'.,harrow, trtiok- wagon, cart For Sale

school

and wheels. 1 single plow, 1 wood sleigh. 1 driving wagon and sleigh

1 road cart, driving and worktngg harness. _ I All the Household Furniture]

and numerous other articles. Sale positive, no reserve, as

proved joint notes. 65p per off for cash. .

.OHN M. MGPHERSON, Kinmss

conveniences. M. CUTLIFFE

J. A. MeDONALD Auctioneer.

Blflilllilfil lzfliill Fill Sale

The undersigned offers for immediate sale this well known and des- irable Farm, beautifully situated at French Fort, nine miles from Char» lottetown, fronting on the ifillsboro River and bounded on the north by

the St. Peter's Road, having botii the French Fort Road and the St.

Peter's Road at the valuable polntsffhis farm comprises 175 acrcs,l25 under cultivation. the tine quality of which may be judged by the pres-

, ent. standing crop. 46 acres Wll..I lumber and fencing greatly in excess ' of the farms needs.

v ‘ ‘An eighteen-room brick house with three large barns, one barn new and all in good repair picturesqueiy situated on the most imposing site

I to be found. The river at this point is a mile wide with abundance of

seaweed and mussel mud in large q uantitics ilirectly of its shore. This J farm is within one and a half miles of Imnstaffntige Creamery, Bedlorrl " $18110". More. church and school.

Farm will be sold with or without crop at a reasonable price to quick ; f purchaser.

For furtaer particualrs apply to WALLACE OWEN, French Fort, l’. E. I.

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A Phone Rz-izo.

EASTERN srnaiirsmr LINES, mo.

u. a oovltiuon lhIdETNAI-IQNAL u"

.. ‘ , _ EV will lolvo 8t. John ovary Waring";

l. m. ind Ovorylatunfay at 6 p. m. (Atlantic Tlmo) for Boston. y

Wednesday trips an via Ealtport and Lillian, duo Boston about

I. m. Tlluritily. '

liturday tripe an to Onion din

IlTUlm-Lnava lute» Mood

" Iflitiavtn; Tim) m- iiiutport, Lu

t,‘ IAII "ll-N STATEROOMQ IS-ilf

" Afiolton conduction in made vla the Metropolitan Lina axpnu

and unannou- ltoltnoro for Now York and points loath and

" culturing ma: and odd

‘fool 1

b‘. duo Sundays about 2 p. m. IYI and Frldlyl at 1O a. m. (Dav- boo and 8t. John.

ltlonll Information, apply A. C. OUIIRII, Agent,

If. John. N. l.

.. .p.o-_...

iFor sale at; Huntei,

.§.'."l1'esidence. All modern Apply

| two bottles when I feltbetter. Since nothing that makes me feel so well, foiQit seems to build my system lright up. I don't know any other medicine that has done so much for ivomcn."—l\Irts. W. Wellesley; Ave, Toronto, Ontario. Women testify again and again that they have. been helped by Iiydia E. Plnkhanfs Vegetable (Toinpound |“after other medicines have failed." |It has been tried for nearly arty ‘years and not found wanting.

If you are stiffering from any of the various ailments which accom- pany female weakness try It-

AUCTION

SAL

One special job wire wheel wag on, practically new.

um leavilig for the West_ on Scptl dine almost new double car~ to“l'ic‘rl r-heeksh 1k i . 5_ ' ._ ' ‘triage. " “ ‘c www- ci-n la ing t over

Terms for farm at sale. Terms $lvelhl tlruguse Sulpabge‘ U"? hum wagon .IIin and I, and we've fllflillflPll you for stock etc: all sums over O1‘ Q Q Q1‘ jflva Q‘ . n V, ‘ _' ‘ _ can go H10"?- "llffl" I'll." E5111"? $500’ l‘ "lumhs, Cred“ on _ p ’Ihri.t tiriiing SlEILlIS, all in Him My ma" sank‘ I M! m“

splendid tirder. lf not sold before Thicsday the 29th will be sold at ziuction on .\iarkct. Square.

J. S. WEDLOCK, LTD.

TENDERS

Tenders will be received up to and including the 28th doy at Aug- ust for the lumber used in connec- tion with tne Scottish Celebration at Scotchfnrt lu erecting saloons, tea tables and fence. The lowest or any tender not necessarily tic- ceptetl.

Address "Tender" c‘o R. A. Mc- Donald, Guardian Office.

Charlottetown Exhibition Tenders

Separate Tcntltlrs will be rec- eivctl by the undersigned tip to and on 'i‘tiei-itlay, the ilfta Septem- ber, 1922, for the following prlvi~ . at the Exhibition to be held . '1|'lf)ll(}l()WfI from the 26th to 29th September, i922. l. For the privilege of catering under tlic Grand Stand only. 2. For the printing and selling 0|" Score Cards for the Ritces. 3. For the supplying of straw as required. 4. For soiling feeds for horses. cattle, etc... on the grounds. 5. For stipplylng pressed old for Race Horses. 'In Nos. l, 2, and 4 lha highest or any Tender, anti In Nos. 3 and 5, the lowest or any tender not neces- sarily uccoptetl. Conditions may be obtained at the OITics of Charles R. Smallwood, Secretary-Treats, Charlottetown.

C. H. SMALLWOIOD,

hay

ihcn I have found that there Isl

H. PARKER, 19 '

‘Iookg-ti at us suspiciously’. i “What lift‘ vou up to now" hiiv jaskcrl "Whciit-vci" I scc you two |with your ilcatls tngt-tllci‘. I know ‘yotfrr- tip in somcthilff

"Wi-‘ri- plaiiiiiiil: hoiv wt: are coiill: to livc tit-xi fall, ‘Wlivll we go to the city." Vi ilfl-‘4\\'(‘I‘f‘il quickly.

"I'll bct you are," Esther said with heavy sarcasm. “Au old itiaid and a kirifll can see you huving high limos. Well. that's

what I tvantnil to talk about. any- way, I don't think Enid can go."

"Rut of coursc shc'$ going!‘ ll burst. out from Vi hciorc sht- thotight. It was an unfortunate remark. Esthcns hcavgy jaw look- i-d hcavirr at once.

“flirt you said I could go arid VI can't if she doesn't,“ Vi said. The rod spots that meant anger or determination or excitement flew

dead dull ycars closing ovcr inc suddenly. "We've decided that [Enid

needs her money for titiicr things \Ve don't. think it would be right to take it. Nn"——as i started to in’ terrnpt——'that's your moncy, anti I won't touch it, nor let Violet. ilo so either. You're to stay lit-re. whore you've got a good home, until maybe you get a homo of your own. as I pray the Lord you will." ‘Q {Q There was a~sound from VI. but Esther went on—~—

“We've decided that Vi will he perfect] safe. it's a girls wit» age. and they're well lookcd ilfltli‘ and there arc hundreds of tiicm‘

Sevcral light sncnnd hand cars. suitable for making over into lrirokg or light delivery rigs. Iligaest

prices paid in cash or trade. J. S. WEDLOCK, LTD.

FOR sfiii

"One new model (iriiy Dort Car. I tied about one thousand miles us Ilcinunstrzttlon Car. Will sell at o. bargain.

R. E. WHITE, at J. S. WEDLOCK, LTD.

FQR SALE

One fight Sedan. used one sen-

son. Just the thing for a traveller

SuusuRu HEAT-RASH Busrsns

' B/rss

curs a. rSomss

USE ONLY

am Bull

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f For Sale 145 acres good land, with buildings, in good repair, at Wood Islands. Railroad Station on farm. Large quantity of stand - ing tim'ber. Apply to A. W. Finlayson, Wood Isl- ands. 3i

SALE

Auction”

Mr. Purchaser! A ttllillltft: of a iifotimc. Sunny Slope Farm for Sale, situated in Meadow Ilauk, commanding abeautiful vicw 0f West River, 2 miles from Cornwall. (‘losc to church. 20 chains from school, only fl mllct-a front flharlottc- town, 6 miles ‘by winter. Frontiiig on West Rlvor. where sea mnnnirc can the procured in ahundantze. There is on the qvremisos a most beautiful dwelling house, all finished in iturd- wood, two stories, 3 "largo and well finished barns. all in first tilass re- pitta‘, never-falling pinup at door. spring at. shore, all fenced with ced- nr posts and wire. Contains 100 acres, 85 clcar and in extra slate of cultivation, as can be seen by amount of crop produced. Will be sold with or without ornp to suit

during the fall monthsfiots ofroom This Car ls In good condition and is priced very low for quick sale.

for samples.

Secretary-Treasurer.

J. s. wsotocx,