3i - J

. m. Wilfred emlmu the lam- “bu: medical missionary says.

‘ Plane brown flour llama of white

_..~-rious illnesses of the

fiiilt health building ‘

rel!!! - , (8gd)A. s.

The Labrador gold seeker must

5': ward of! the diseases which affects the natives it ia called ilI-lRI-BERI

BEBl-BBRI is a dreaded li-aeaae directly traceable to a lack of, viuIIIIlIIOI and mineral suit! and many more of the more modern civililed life are largely traceable to a deficiency of these all-import-

Tggn good. is:

and the choicest of Red Rose Teas is the ORANGE PEKOE QUALITY unmatched

The people of may not contract BERl-BERI by -._ting white flour but there is no tl-iilbl that FLAVO FLOUR as made by us .- very nourishing and healthful and it such an eminent authority 1.5 Dr Greniell re ommends it for lie hard working and neglected yr-ospectors, what will it do for .-.-.l- average citizen. _

xsk your grocer for FLA\O JCIIOLE WHEAT FLOUR but if

gin buy your bread ask for

FEWARTS Or hlclnnls‘! ‘l-‘HOLE WHEAT LOAF the)’ - will use FLAVO WHEAT 1 LUUR- AND IT 1S EXCELL- .;.\"1‘.

i‘he Charlottetown Milling Co Ltd

LOST

in gale of 25th four 90 mesh her~ lg nets two fleets evidently weul. .0 New London Bay or on Sand-l bills. Finder please phone us and will be paid for ell trouble. N. i. A. C. MeLEOD,

Park Corner.

220046021

BARGAIN FOR QUICK SALE:

Farm 110 acres, 16 acres good hay, 3 acres wheat. 40 acres clear l-dance woodland. good house and 2 large barns, 2% miles from ship- ping port and situate at Glcnfan- nlng on new Improved Roal. '

Terms easy. Apply

PAUL MePH ZRSON Cardigan, it. R. 5. 11661982-30-61

At 0rwell.Cove the estate cf the late D. A. Nicholson, comprising house, outbuildings and 7 acres o1

land. For particulars apply‘ J. F. HUNTLEY,

ll66l957-29-2lvkstts. "emu

Blue Bird Sanitary Laundry, This

tino. Particulars may be obtained 0n DPemlses.

I 0E PURE BRED AYRSHIRE

for fragrance and exquisite flavor. s Charlottetown _ I WHOLE Before You Buy Second District s... Perry's l-i-eUw-goods Glnghams Print Cotton, Shoes and Hosiery, Grlgfaewflghod coming in daily. A LibmPcMIlU-Ivaiiv’ conven.’

Highest price paid for eggs.

F- PERRY» Will be held-in the Board of 11661969494‘ Em"-'“d- Trade rooms, Charlottetown, on Tuesday. June l2, 1923, at one

o'clock sharp, for the purpose of selecting candidates for the forth-l coming election. Chairman of polls are requested to have their dele- gates duly addressed and instruct- ed regardizg the convention. ozone: MacDONALDJ THEOPHILES LING, Conveners.

FOR SALE

The owners offer for sale the

is a first class business proposi-

FOR SALE

For sale at a bargain, fifty acre: of choice Land, with new dwelling house and good outbuildings, situat- ed at llernon It-iver, 1 quarter mile from station. Sale positive as i 3m 801118 will! m)‘ family to United States.

Fourth District 0f Queen's A Liberal - Conservative Convention

Will be held in the Fourth District of Queen's, Eldon Hall on Saturday, June 9th, at 2 o'clock in the after- ~ . - Inoon for the f ‘n ti I offer mi ar f , .. , Purpose ° mm“ a n5 Sisuug of 1522 alters; 931N332‘ cfiglflcandldates for the forthcoming with Z0011 buildings, land in goodielecuon‘ condition, will sell with crop and,’ Chairmen of polls are requested machinery if necessary, good grew-l n 34w“ 55ml ‘nswuct delegates re th of timber, suitable for any pur-‘gardlng “Us Cmwelmon‘ pose, farm is half (£44) mile froml N‘ A‘ anus Head of St. Peters Bay. ' ANDREW “lgcfgyei-D JOHN sresus, M“ __ ° " Head St. Peters Bay “"“"‘“ 1166l993~30-tf

WM. TOBIN, Vernon River. 11661963-29~tf

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Administrators Sale AUCTION SALE

Of

HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS

l . l l CATTLE E

"

“Tilrked Tenders will he receiv-

ed at the Office of the City Clerk,;dite<l herd all tested and in [l9l‘~:,up and sell at public auction on thcl A. R. Mo, hougeqhvere tired, unhappy, over-worked.-

up to Noon Wednesday. June 6th, $9231. for installing and providing "an tFary Fixtures to be placed h,

1e iremens Rooms. Plans and Specifications may be seep at (he Office of the City Clerk. Tho high- ' t or any tender not necessarily accepted.

G. P. NICHOLSON City Clerk 2026-3L4i

In The Probate Court

DOMINION OF CANADA, PRO. VINCE OF PRINCE ED. WARD ISLAND

in the Probate Court, 13th George V-. A. 0.. 192s

ln Re Estate of Hug-h Mrrljohald, late of St. Georges in Kings Conn. ty in said Province, deceased tes. tale.

By the Honourable A. Banner- man Warburton, Surrogate Judge of Probate, etc., etc.

To the Sheriff of the County oi’ {(11115 CW1!!!’ or any constable or literate person ‘within the said Coun i)‘: - GREETllNG

WHEREAS upon reading the pe- tlllon on file of Ronald H. Mic- ‘Tormack and Roderick J. MoLel- Kan, both of St. Georges aforesaid, ‘the executors of the aibove named oslalte, praying that a citation may be issued for the purpose herein- after set forth; you are therefore required to cite all persons inter- ‘csted in the said estate to lbe and appear before me at a Probate Court to ibe held in the Court House .in Charlottetown in Queens County in the said Province on

Wednesday the thirteenth day of,

June next coming at the hour oi’ eleven o'clock forenoon of the same day to show cause if any they can why the accounts of the said estate should not be passed and the estate closed as prayed for in said petition and on motion of J. A. MacDonald, Esq, Proctor for said Petitioner. And l do hereby order that a true copy hereof be follthwith published in some news- paper published in Charlottetown aforesaid once in each week for at least four consecutive weeks from the date hereof and that a true copy hereof Ibe forthwith post- ed in the following lpubllc places respectively, namely in the Hall of the Court House in Georgetown, in Kings Oounty aforesaid at or near, the School House in 8t. Georges aforesaid and in front of the l-isil at cardigan in Kings CmiMy afore- eald so that ell persons interested in the said estate ee aforesaid may

have_due notice thereof. Pwrtnn. Monti-one. Iflidare, Tignish,

Given under my hand and the seal of the said‘ Court this third day of May, A. D., 19%, lu the thirteenth year of I-Ils Ml»-

jssty’! . WARIURTON Judge of Probate. 116755-5-11-40

)12 Pure Bred Ayrshire Cattle com-l

i‘he Girl Who Had No . Chance,

Ir melon RUIINOAM smueot:

, Chapter 103

we?!‘ tfegusltfdthgvgfrktiilours ‘Tum e

A: Gaby had said. the fact Ilrig? :1..- Wss married might not prevent ah. other from being in love. Tim was married. and light as she would, she knew that all this time she had sull cared for him,

But all along she was sure he cared I-"r Myra. and not for her. at least she had the satisfaction of knowing Tim was hgppy._even llwllgh she naturally felt he would have been happier with her.

And now it seemed to her that Tlul was in love with her_e1|_her he had never gotten over the old affection, or else it ‘had come to life again when he saw her.

And what should she do now? For this was infinitely worse than before. Yet she glsried n little in the fact that he did love her. lt troubled her conscience, but it could not help but soothe a certain feminine feeling that Ruth had deep inside her. It was not vanity»- she was incapable of being vain; it was merely that an affection return- cd in kind is always a happiness. But it brought up so many prob- lems! FlnaZLv she went to sleep. deciding to phone the always sym- pathetic Guby and talk it all over with her.

Galbyfis first remark, after Ruth had given her the whole story next <18)‘. was: ,

"Well, I thought that might lhap pen!" '

"You did!“ Ruth exclaimed in the greatest astonishment. "Why?"

“Because you had that effect on him the other time you were here, when he was engaged to Myra."

"How dill you know he kissed me then?" Ruth looked very much puzzled, for that impulsive good- bye in the doorway of the cheap little boarding house had (been lock- ed up in her breast ever since.

Gaby laughed, leaning back on the couch, and looking at Ruth \\'ith kindly amusement.

“What a dear innocent balby you are in spite of your large salary and your model factory town," she said. ‘ll didn't know about that, Ruthie-you never told. But I did know that ‘he started to fail in love

‘with you all over again. And he

was only engaged to diiyralthen. “Now, when he's married, “the slruggle to be faithful, even in his

nrrislns 5 Cows in milk. 2 yearling On ivednesdny, the sixth day of Heifers, 5 Calves. This is n. crwfJune at one o'clock p. m.. lwill set

[feet condition. 1 Cfliltalu AHbTCYKIPCIIIISES of the late Lila ‘more. 8 years old. lrocd dl‘lV9l‘.,Doiia1d,nt Montague, all her JHBPRS QVPVYWUPTB- (hold and personal effects consist-

5 TERJI$I~10 mOHLh-‘i Credit Willi ing in part of Purim‘, Dining ROOIIL,

per cent oft‘ for cash. Kitchen and Bedroom Furniture, If stormy sale will take place fol- Bedding, Carpets, Rugs, Stoves, etc. Slowing hionday. leto, and including BENJ. CARTER &. SONlploces of solid antique mahogany. Ailclllmeelli- Also 1 cow, 6 sheep and 35 hens. 11661952-29-4i Terms Cash. Sale will start sharp on time. DANIEL F. MaeDONALD. Administrator J. A. MeDONALD, Auctioneer Montague, May 25th. 1923- 11061989-30-51.

l '6

Valuable Property for Sale in Charlottetown

l offer for private sale my valu- able property and dwelling house situated on Bayficld Street, No. 64. This property is beautifully sit-

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a number ofl

hiyra. But you are so much pret- tier :‘r..'lu you were-you ‘have cv- erything in yollr favor now. "Don't you see?" she went on. “when you came here before. you and and shalbbil-

lworried p30!‘

ione unlnterestlng~—to a man

poise you lacked before, you have money, success, the papers tulk about you, the Coopers have taken you up—you've everything to make Tim fall in love."

“it was curious that Myra 81101115 have phoned Just-avell. 1H5! when Tim kissed mo." Ruth said, looking medltnlively’ at her (N95!- "Gimyl do you suppose she knows?"

“No, oi‘ course not. She's too sure of Tim and her own charms. Walt five years—then she'll see she

IIIINIINIIIII IN LEGISLATURE Opposition Members Probe Into Details of Government's Policy in Connection, With Interest, Provincial Secretary Treasurer's Department, Public Woks, Ferries, Roads, Bridges and Other Items

April courpleted it as far as New Glue‘; n" | _ lgow, then he changed his mind an . ngfec. sslsgogustehse. ggtimates con-‘was going through to Clifton. Hel glhuedufldr D C. McDonald in thegtopped here and there, and every- chah, ' ‘ ' ' thing was held up until this year. _ ' which, as the Premier says. is elm‘ (35,000) lion year. That road is only thir" teen miles long; only about four

MR 33px;}; (BUTLER asked il|mlles was done and the work was

there was a sum 5e

S . $hlhégregntggiidPciitht. ‘If. was done last hack from Brooloiield. Let him look

year but not as it should have'up his Road Act and see whatthie beQrL>IJa§i year the road approp-pominlon grant implies. He s riation amounted to $30,000 and tholtoid that he must build his roads actual amount expended was somelto market places. instead of that $0 000 less than that, so there waslhe started and went about three

' i’ r not having this work miles where there were only two §§,,°,‘§,'§Zf,.,§._ farmers living. and after spendinll

HON. ‘MRYCROSBY said he llilllabout $10000 he went away back it under consideration. to the hills and spent more moue)’

MR. BUTLER: You had it under-on that work. where people do not, consideration. K \ h d n nder see ralgvfc-r than (rnontlrlemgt lull:

‘MR. BUTbl-l : ‘on n 11 year, hy is e rover . - consideration last year 31111 ma‘ ‘sling this? They KNOW they arc‘- as far as it got. lnot coming hack this year! The)‘

Provincial Legislature,

floats,

It" fused with Gammon la the track o! constipation a clause tghlggnq] to lodge in your system! Get after constipation with nature's greatest helper BEAN, Kellogg's Bran, cooked and mumbled-because it is ALL BEAN and because it will v9

u permanent relief from eonatrpg. srshsnns~ *~ re‘ vo e unconsti- potion audit will dams.

Brain's action is wonderful. It

la reached and all really delicious. F4 sprinkled over your cold cereal or cook

tit

0!

Do you realize what

do you realise that i

weepsnndollesusesau puriii,1 on hlthf . Inocks out the dangerous toxie ‘NBIYZTIWEIIEFIDII!

and frees the system from pollution] Fry Kellaloggjtvelgratnabfor a week. Eat t reg“ I "DOOM-Ills each maearoons popoven damunlushesehmesiinehmuielieei ' ’ eases. You will be astounded at the p“ are 9mm‘ difference in your feelings! Kellogg's Bran should not be eon- JENKINS a sou, c~__,- Dealers for Kellogg's Toasted Corn rl-l<¢:':f§w§.,.,_

Kellogg 's Bran is

Chan " calcium“: h, ""1! to favorite

bot cereal. I the la tablespoonfnll: for egg gm can do for you and rqlrigllzlrlgu Bren t will nus away; that it will pug

. rti lightful made in rslljhllnclmr:

on each You will say that x511‘,

as miait

Y

muss sell Kellogg's Bu,"

When Hon. Mr. Hughes found this bill marked “O. K. —- M. K." he the‘ hon. member to

record of the hon. member himself gentleman when he wa would be interesting. ‘ trouble’! ‘i‘he $47,000 re HON. MIR. Him-HES: Look it by Hon. l bridges. MR1 KENNEDY: Well, just one minute. You insist on looking for trouble, and you will get ll, if youl had kept quiet l was willing to lct,Agriculture to matters drop. at any rate for to-zabout these things. night. This is the hon. member would not work. ilor Wetst Rilver Wht-zvfltillltliefi a lilrtlllal‘ The il-eln carried. (HIE S 0T8 IGTP. 8_ HIVG ll 8- ' conwood Hospital and, strange to Road Inspector-g‘ 3i so)’, its drug blll is increasing tiny after day. \\"hat can be the reasoni MR. KENNE ' Di

came under another item

‘Mr. Lea included d The large steelma “m! also built by the Consertauves

m:

Bo no further;

t aside to re-lcharged up at $17,000. ‘i‘he Com- Faxing? guedhzttsuggdilymzzzliisefi? inxgkuilgxglfnslblgmh°$d not Andrews (orunlssloner has another pieceofroad Perhaps a “me looking mm the not the chahrman stop theYhglril

s inviting ferred to

bridges,

. it w“

needless i‘or the Cfimllilsslongr o, attempt to blug

Hie bluff

larles( $7,090,)

ma’, hot o; addm

he???

sh -‘ “"35". etc. llltkigg] is znbicaslng to humanityn’. 3'"!

MR. .1. n. STEWART: .1 hope this little bit of criticism from hie own follower will lln my hon- friend

asked the C , _ “PM Whrilib ,

-__

‘hhhw that the (Ionservalivefi m“! for this‘! in i920 the hill was missloner of Public deal with these iliiiitens after the 3.309. in 192i it v\':is—-— _ election. Why was the road from| THE (qmurhpqx; I ‘would ask

'l‘hztt's u colubination to make anyél o . |Tim's type. Now you come back- you've got a whole suite of rooms ‘in 9110 0i the ‘mes’ hmels’ yo“ wear the condition of the road at Bloom-‘IIPQUOII Willi lovely clpllles and fix your hair s0 mg moi,“ as 1.0 100k Y0!" 11931» Yo“ ha“? aleigllt years ago and was never fin-

gome good. l have some criticism Kensmgmh to llulpeque left so lute; t0 make about that road myself. it ‘as, year? They started building Will stand improvelnent very well. i, m“, h, the {g1} and stopped the Docs this appropriation COW?!‘ l-lle ople from hauling to Kenslngton "experiments" which the Commls- u,“ at n“, time when things were sioner and the Leader of the Gov-mus)“ M] Ova,- rhe province. clear

repairs to the improved hlghwaysfiare Elmira,- Complhlnts. In the road

.I—lO.\'. MR. CROSBY: Yele, we ex-iaccounw we hm} all rqorils tofthélllg5 pect that it will cover tle ma n-jcharged up—-8.I] mixc one er. tenance of the roads that we are They mus, have some ~51,“ m. responsible for this summer, The Hales» preparing [hose accounts. work done on the lrnflds that are No ma" N“, understand them from not completed belongs to the high-hue end to the other. This $450,- ways expenditure. i000 ‘hgy are piling up, they say.

MR- grEw-AIIT‘ I am 513d ‘my will all come out of the auto peo hon. friend has changed the‘ vivord, pm I would advise the mm, gar. “experimenting” to "mainta n ng.’ e to leave their cars in t er in all the debates this session it grime; [his year, and we willsee

was "expori-mcnlillg." _l hope when,“ ‘he Gover-rhmehr will he that “maiutaining" means some- clover enough w mire the money thing. out of their pockets.

MR. ‘C. AIETHERALL asked Lf HON; MR LEA Bald M13 Keane. |lnere was any money for r@*l>"ll'l~ dy should be ashamed of himself. lug at Aiilnincgllsh run. it was an MR Klgyylgpv trawl-ted that lhe |actlvc shipping poillt and should be Cglmmissiflilflr of Agriculture was lflllelllleil "l- the last man to say a word about

MR. A. F. ARSENlAU-LT: The 1r (He hvertexpehded in hi; de- Comnlissioner tells us now that thelhgrrmhht last year to the tulle of ,mont>_v for the repairs of these $61100,

Qf . , __ . . _ . . . . _ -

' h-~ 'ht-, ~ l1 I much Jronger hlgll\\fl.\> 1b mlllllled i" this fill-l ‘ilR. KENNEDY rose on a point

GXEGGOIFTZISQAIIEJSOEE‘! bsivvwalterlLlLA A R M DONALD DEcEAt-r heLc-tllilsesTxiinismfehelly the lbgcst mun fwilrialillll» ‘l! l5 Strange lllfll l-llepfiorder to deny this, but Hon. Mr. ' ‘ " “ "'" C?‘ "13 arm‘ ‘ ' ° ' l - ' ‘ t‘ l YPDHIYS fOF 111050 roads 61100141 lea refused to let him speak. The‘

Brmk] B h S , I in the wolld 1n his IHIBIIJOIIS, ant ‘ l - _ -

[and cjglmeifctingog, .,"‘3’f°,’k' Junei ED’ INTESTATE’ LATE OF would have no idea of, harming be borruucd or charged here. andkhhrrman mgtdg no error; (r, eh.

,- . . .. ococ p. m. MONTAGUE force the point of order. but Mr.‘

that the interest for the debentures lo build lllc roads should be charg-!Kellne'ly' succeeded in enforcing it ‘r-ll l0 another account. ls it fainhimself. i to l-luiln lhatyuu are charging the! MR. KENNEDY: That expendi-l expense nf building the roads tothc-[ture you fire talking about Is for: aulolnobile people, and than charge roads and Ilridgcs, not for roads‘ other people who are not. car-oivir only. ers for the upkeep of them? -HON. MR. 1110A maintained it HON. hilt. CROSBY: If we take W85 $54,000 for bridges. thew.» malls over they are our ownl‘ MR- KEN-NEDY said this was a TOtHIs. different thing altogether. He was ma, pl-yrlgn B3091}; lrererreq (Qltalklng about the iwillges in con- _ the roads-not lhe it was opened aboutlfilerl bridges- HON. MLR. LEA again lmsde re. lshed. About 100 farmers neededlierellce l0 OVQF-BXDGHdllure under ‘the Tomi to llrtul seaweed. Lasfme CDIISEYVBUVB gflvernment. | year it was sold hy public auction MR- KENNEDY said in view oil Jar $90, Th,» hmrhise w“ given insinuations mnlio in the House, that the road would be finished i"? Wmllll explain the clrclimsianc~ three years ago. ‘It was promised e9 collilecl-Qd "ll-h 11 Dallfl’ sum of pthat Alton Road would be done al- ‘l8 will! Which his name had been ‘no, and this promise was not kept. "mlllecled bY- llle the hon. mem- Mlr. ‘Brodie said llc was quite mix- b" m!‘ W95?- RTVBX‘ (Hon. G. E, ed up about the highways blll. The Hughfld Leader oi the Government said the HON- MR- HUGHES said itwas auto fees would pay the interest on $500 m‘ $600- Lhe debentures. Another member MR KENNEDY denied ii, and

'ernment propose to carry on with of one or (we road set-lions, there '

uated, well finished, a frost proof cellar (concrete) all modern im- provements, suitable for a double cottage, large lawn. with ‘Wm l“ the rear, Size of lot 75 ft. front. extending back 100 feet and vlrlll b8 eoYd at ti. mrnaln- Apply A- 1’-

mrge, on premises or ' BENJ. CARTER 8t SON Auctioneers 11661965-29-41

FOR SALE» AT PINETTE

Rcui Estate and Personal Effects of the late Albert Vickersom-Coln- modious dwelling house and out- lbuildings very pleasantly situated lfrontlnl; on Dinette River with scv en acres 0i‘ land. An ldeul Summer Residence. Apply to Mrs. N0Y95 On