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Even if moss. feverish, hilions. love the pleasant taste of "Calitor liia Fig Syrup." A tsaspoonful never wllaiiipalted or full of cold. children faild to clean the liver and bowels.

All your drttggist for genuine "California Fig Syrup" which has directions for babies and children of la.i.l ages printed on bottle Mother! You must say “Californiifl or you may get an imitation ili IITIID-

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HOME WORK

We require parties to knit meiiK-ii tvool- socks for us at. home. either? withlmachins or by hand. Send atallllll and addressed enyelope for information.

‘Pia Ouqarllan Wholesale Distribut-

II‘ 60¢. Orlllln. Ont.

FOR SALE

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, it tastes good

'0 flflfOlllrllll - throattick a, iioarseness. or difficult _ g. or your child wakes up iurilll! the night with croup and you rant quick help try this reliable old uoma-msde cough remed . Any drug- zist can supgly you_wit 2V, ounces l-f Pinex. our this into a ltl-os. l-ottle and fill the bottle with plain

‘.111! isted ugar , 0 iss tilarifled. moiaslzystllioned‘, ziljucccal: a.

yru , instead of sugar s ru i aim? This recipe trinket-iv] ‘ounces of reaiiv remarkable cough remedy. . and in spite of its low coat. it can be depended upon to give quick and lasting relie .

Xou can feel this take hold of a “Ouch in a way that means business. it loosens and raises the phlegm stop: throat tickle and soothes and hoa the irritated membranes that lino the throat and bronchial tubes "m! Q1101! Dfflmbtness ease and cer- tainty that it is really astonishing.

nex is a special and highly con- " _ wlllmund of Bfiluins Nor- way pine extract. and is probably the best known means of overcoming severe couahs, throat and chest colds.

There are miinv worthless imita- tions of this mixture. To avoid dis- llillfllfllmfilll. lsk for “QV, ounces of Pinex” with full directions and don't accept anvthing else. Guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction or money promptly refunded. The Pine: Co..

oronto, Ont.

Your Daughter's Xmas if you consult with daugh-

tvr you will discover how happy she will be to give Photographs this Xmas to

friends and playmatgg, Make the appointment to.

day with BAYER STUDIO

For Fire Insttrmice Consult H. M. SIMPSON

156 Richmond Street Phone 8694. O

A uction Sale

AT ma. r iufvaixrv

Cralg'St.. West. Montreal. 11-22-23-244". l

' AUITTION SALE i

-- {i Stark. "; lisohl

Farming Implo- ilri Fiirnitiirr- on thr- "Yril Fitzsimmnns. "erdisran. R. R. Nov- "" o'clock sharp. No '~ sinlrl.

‘V 5FHI\IGEOI'R, Auctioneer

l. (“Yards F icfitiigar B. A.

Fiiilv-"Ql ER, BOLIOITOR, ETC. Money to Loan Cameron Block Charlottetown, P. E. island

S. S. Hessian

Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public ' Etc.

7|

MONEY TO LOAN Montagus P. E. island

Palmer & Palmer

H. J. PALMER, K C. Bari-tutor, Etc. Money to Loan Isnk of ‘Neva Oeotla Building Ghartottctuwn, P. E. I.

MacDonald & McPhee B‘ A0

A. MQDUNLLD

ll. l". DloPllElC Barristers, Attorney. lite. Money to Lona ""17 llnlldlnl Charlottetown

t? c. c. Archibald

Practice limited to l-Jye, Ear. Nose and Throat

Olllee Bayer Building, Great Georgi»,

Udlffi Telephone Still-J- Olllee lIoura—0 so l2 a. Is. l to .1

osisotimm AMERICAN SCIIOOI: or rnsc-rirnmcs tlsnlo on. smiouns limrnon , or room cannon-r

VICTOR Cl-IAISSON

IIIIADY¢FOIITWEAII 120.

URI QIIPQI titre-rt (‘harlottelowm l‘. Id. I. DB-ll-lb-llntls. .. l

0.x sivrtituav. tmctciiiii-iu lat

All

QGERTRUDE

Ari-lemon

$YNOP8|S ‘

At sfirst night performance in ‘view York a beautiful young wt» nan attracts attention hy rising and leisurely aurvayingthe audi- ince through her glasses. Claver- ing. a newspaper columnist. and his cousin. Dinwiddie. are particu- larly interested, Dinwiddio declar- ~-: i-ihe is the llllllllt? of Mary Og- den. a belie of thirty years ngo. who had married aCount. Zattiaay He is convinced that this is Mary's daughter, but all efforts to estab .isb her identity prove futile.

Ciaveriug finally manages t\ lneet her. and she tells hini she fr. the Countess Josef Zattiauy. a :oiisin of Mary Ogdenhi. and had lzuarried a relative of lifarys hus- band. Clavering does not believe her story and tolls her so. though he most diligent investigations fail to disprove it.

As time goes on (‘layering real- izes that he is in love with the liiysteriotis Madame Zattiany whose first name. be learns, is Mary. He. declares his passion and draws from her tht- admission 0ft] warmth of feeling for him. 0n his wny home front Mary's one night he runsi into young Janet Oglethorpe re-l turning tiuescorted from ii gay party. llo lectures lior severely and takes her holiie.

(‘iavcriiig invites Mary to have dinner and iitteud the opera with hini. .\lrs. Oglethorpe having offer-i oil hi-r box. Mary. rogaliy gowneti, is the IJYHDSUFO of llll uycs. and the box is l)(‘$ll‘|!l'll with men trying to iurct hcr. (‘favoring is jcuionaly iiiiiiriiitiy. ’

((‘ciiit.iiillod i

iH-nplll about them were titti-r-

lni:. tlni- young lllilll burst iiitnwi guffaiv, Mudaliii- Zattiatiy was calmly outing licr dinner. Thr- tlri-idc tuigiit llll\'t‘ fiilicti Uil deaf ears.

(‘lavoriiiiis skin l"ill lill‘lll?.l ni-

lliOSl ltltick. liis pros looked nilir- dermis. ~iilit iic did lint misc his voivc. "(in buck to Ylllil‘ tzibl-l." he said pvri-iniitorily. "You've accom- hlishcd your revenge and I've htid ail l propose to stand. . Hy (liid! ll‘ you don't izi-t out this tliiil- lilo i‘li pick you up 1nd carry you out and straight ili your Kldlllll’ mother.“

O'clock is‘ hi: r|s

tciisisting of beautiful fur-m u] 3g acres of tlic choicest farm 15nd "n l‘. L. l. Only h‘; mili- from town. Oiii: of tho most idl-ul farms for niarki-t produce or dairy fitriiiiiii; iii l)|'| found tlnywht-ro, us all thi.

love-l)‘ ilwi-iiing buildings. over

housi- looking

tutti nut-

my stock of choice milk cows frosli and to freshen shortly. 9 in riuiitbi-r. All Holstein. Ayrshire. (‘rueriise-v niid Jbifllpy dramas and whose rec‘. ord for quantity and quality stands first. Also ‘J horas-s, 7i heifers. fill pure bred ‘hens. 70 pure bred pul- ets and cockereis. Also all my furmin! implements consisting n! full lino; l incubator (new) 121i yin: capacity. Also my irriip Qnnfltgt- mg of ‘.15 tons huy, quantity‘ straw. 200 bushels mixed ZTilili. ~10 bushel-i wheat. 500 husliclstiirnlps and nil other articles not mentioned.

Salv- puuilivr. No reserve. if storm)’ on hioiidny. iicvcnibi-i“ Iird at muni- hour. inspection iul_\' tiiiio. Phom- FUN-R. Also one flvc mislsi-nfll-i‘ iiriii- irnr- Tnurinlg (far .

I Terms of farm l-it attic iif l-ituvlt.

etc. l2 months on till sums U\‘l'l‘ $10.00. 8 ocr cont off for cash. ' Sale sturts at l o'clock nliurp. i

PATIIIFK l)l'I<‘I~‘\'. East Royalty J. A. i‘lll(")‘l~Al||‘| Ant-fitmen- il-Zil-fsttffil.

Please Notice

As l am going ou-t of business 1 request my customers to settle their ncoounm before January 1st. Positively no credit given after this date.

This will benefit all. Everything will be cheaper for cash.

L. ANDERSON,

St. Peter's Bay

252-l1~l4-ws6i.

Molasses

Cargo arrived today Schooner Union Jack. 475 puncheons best quality for extra fancy.

CARVELL BROS.

Final Sailings S S. Canadian Sapper

From Chariottet

own this Season

Tlis following sailings have been arranged namely-

FROM MONTREAL About October Nth About Novsmbsr 6th

FROM CHARLOTTETOWN About October 24th About November 8th

This Steamer will return here from Si. John's, Newfoundland about

Daosmhsr 6th to load live stock and iloultlisnd iliroct.

general cargo for St. J-ohn's, New

As she will have no freight on board when arriving

bass on thh trip, liar full capacity will be available for cargo from

Ohariottstowa. Parties bars requiring space on above dates srs raqnsstsd to booit

lofo lfoiitrsai.

.'l\whols

i

stsaaisr sails tram

x.

M95011‘ op steamer will" be avaiilbll "wfi-"c ma»

steamer sailing from Montreal on space before steamer sails from

‘Id! ' . is (atdsr that management can arrange space for Charlottetown

Mr

_ liintl lHlyt-lyp] -_ as rich us a giirdvn. Eqlllppg-d with‘ l

_ lliilshiir- ‘tltllllifl Si-o hand- ougri llive-r. \_\|l1 be sold in blovkiwe never furnish liiateriai for your or lots to suit DUYChIISt-l‘. Also all‘

“Yes you \vould—tiizikn a acetic." "The scene could hardly bu. lili- proved. Will you go?"

lie lialf rose. Evcrt bladame Zzitinny glanccl at lll'll apprehen-

Miss Oglethorpe lnuiglittl uticer- "Oh. wary well. At ioast

newspapers. That's just one thing

we think' llvllélilfl its." She rose and cxtctulcd ll?!‘ hand. "Gov-d night. Marian". Yiaitilny." she said

with n really comical assumption of ili» grand 'llillil‘il". "It has been ‘l great pleasure to meet you."

lilaclulue Zntfiiliy took the prof-

lures, inc.

stage! if any one is to be com-I miserated. it la ylou. But Y0" Nal‘ lv behaved admirably: l could on- 1y ndmlm your restraint."

(Ilaveriiiirs ferment stibsitlcli. and ‘he returned iior sm 1c. "i hope l didn't express all l fril- Murder would have been too Rood for her. ' But you are an anzPi- And for all her bravado you must have made her feel like the little vulgarian she is. Heavens. but the civilization varnish is thuii-and when they deliberately rub it off"

“Tell ine of this advaniure."

“it was such a welcome adven- ture after ieavinfl Y0"! Sh" ‘mil practically the whole of i!- 911B had been to a party and her host was too drunk to take iicr home. She couldn't get a taxi, s0 start- ed to walk. After I had fed the lit- tle pig i took her homo. Of course i had no intention of uientioniufg it to any one. but I hardly feel that I ani compromising my honor as a gentleman!"

"But will Society permit this state of things to last’! New York! it seems incredible."

"Heaven knows. it might as well try to curb the lightning as lll‘fil‘. ii-ttlc fools. Tlicii" own children. if they liuve uny, will Dfilbfll-lll’ be ivorse."

"i wonder. not generally indulgent to advenq lurous youth. There will probablyl be a violent revulsion to tlio rigors of the nineteenth century."

"Hope so. Thank Heaven we can get out. of this." They icft the table.

Reformed rakes are l i

As he fol-

with Corinna Griffith as Countesp Zattiany.

among theirgrulidluotlieri: when the

Published by arrangement with Associated First National Pic-i Watch for the screen version produced by Frank Lloyd IYO" 0" 701"‘ r

Doc's it cvcr rim-ct you iii tliiil

pars alto. a young sitigcr with il iliinarkubli- voicc salliz liiufl-iilfllw m“... o“ "m; glflfll! and then disatr peareti overtiigiit

voice, it was said."

She gave a low choking laugh. “Arid you think I ani she‘! Really!"

“i. think nothing. but ‘that l ani here with you-and that iii another moment i shall want to sit on thc fioor-Oh. Lord!‘ '

The. house was a blaze of light. it looked. like a vast ilold and red jewel box, built to exhibit in the fullness of their splendor the most iuxtlrioits and extravagant women in the world. And it was filled t0- niglit from coifed and jewelled or- chestra to highest balcony. whore piaiuei‘ people witii possibly jewel- ed souls citing like flies. Nota box was empty. (‘iavoriug's RlflflCt‘ swi-pt tho piirtorro. hoping it \V(llllll he ticcupii-d for the most purl by thc youngest set. loss likcly t0 be Sillfllfitl by the resemblance of his guest to tiic girl who had silt

opera house ulna new. Hut there wcri- few of tlie very young in ‘the boxes. They found their entertain- ment ivliere trailitions were‘ in tiii. niakiiiipxitid ilisiuisstrtl tlic opera us liii olil superstition. fur too long- Wliiill d and boring for (‘ll[\‘.l'[li‘l-'-Illll-'. youliiz. radii-ills. .

Against lllc red backgrounds lll! sniv llit‘ austere and homely faces

lowed her down tho foul! 1'01"" "ml noted tile litany l-ycs lllfli mf-"hmfd nn the regiil and liealitiitii figure lu its long wrap 0f wiiito villi-vi liilli

fo-"wl hand. "(lend tilulit." 5liL‘ said sweetly. ‘ Your little COHIQIl)‘ has been most. alriltsitig. Maiiiy thanks."

liiisii Uglélllflfli: jUfkPfi iier shoulders. "Willi. tzoiisol". ilvzir

unky. and swallow him. Ta: Ta‘ Site. ran back to ner tiiiilc. and its lii- larity was shortly augmented.

Madame Zattiany looked at Cliiv- crinz aghast. “But it is ivorse tlinn

i supposed!“ she exclaimed. “it is ri-uiiy a tragedy. Poor Mrs. Ogllaihorpc." Thtlii Idhc lmlghvd. silently. but. with intense amuse- incnt. "l wil-iii she had been hero! After all! Neverthelessdt Iii u tragedy. Au Oglethorpe! A more child intoxicated .Hl](l truly titrocitius manners. Wliy

don't her people put her iii a Sllill. turitim?"

“Parents count. about as "inch today mi women counted in tho cave era. But it is ahotninnble that you should he iniidc conspicious."

"Oh. that! I have been conspic- ous all my life. And you must ad- mit that. she had the center of the

/ Cuticllra Does So llucii For iiaii Aliii Skin

—For promoting sndhmlsintsining .

beauty of skin and cllllflllfl Soap and Ointment are unexcelled. Cnticura Taicum is an idsal powder. ‘rafreahioi and cooling to the most dslimts a ins. 8on3:- olgc. Talr-l-Sc. ani"? a.....i"”"°‘.'

He'd like tile floor tn npcullie wit-tiled that he

fox lie. set liiil lips grimly. Another. ordeni before hini. For ii iiioiniriit‘ lind fzillt-n ili lovo with a woman iticupnblo ofifo

(gunning eyeh. llo hatcll boinll k911i spicuotis as he liiitrili poverty 4"‘

ugliness and failure and tlcntii. Then lio gitve ilfi itiipatieiit. sillh. if lio could will hcr lic (7f-li"(‘(l little if the entire town followed lio-i" every tiliic Slit‘ zippcurcd on ill!‘ street. And she liiid lit-tin WP)’ swept lifts-r lhiil tidinlls iiappi-r hlid takcli llOTSFlf nil. lio had trcilscd to loci lit unit's length.

XXII

Thoy cutcrtld tun box (luring the titiptlai hymn. Flirriil‘, almost su- pillc itl the tiriiis of tho ucduccr. wtiii singing with the voluptuous abandon thut makes this scone thi- iiiost explicit in luodcrn opera. SlH‘ had sung it a thousand fillies. but she was still the beautiful young creature exalted by piuisioti. and hor voice seemed to have regained its pristine freshness. She had done many things to irritute New York

way?" "Can't any it docs . . . lint . . ._ l vaguely l‘t‘lll('lllllt‘l‘ - - i-luiiie loll

lost. her '

uco value and their curiosity is merely human and good-natured. But this! in Jane Oglethorptfs box? it la iti the nature of an invasion. You-hardly could havo done more if you had forced yourself into imlrawitig-rooiu uuin- vitod. You itiuirt either cnnie ou-ttir

l!

establish yourself. . . or . . .or— "Well," Miiduttic Zuttiany was smiling, and. probably the most

serene person in the house. "l—l—-tliluk you had better llo buck to Europe. l must be frank. Anything also would be cowardly. You interest inc-too mucli . . But I can only suppose that your secret is of the sort that is discovered— and they will discover ilk-would cause you grave embarrassment."

“You iiieun if l fill] Mary Zatti- Lilly's illegitimate daughter?“

"i don't think they would have minded that if you had brought let- ters to them from Mary asking tiicni t0 be kind to you-and if you had made a good marriage. But to have it flung ili their faces like title-- they will itever forgive you."

"And you think I .1m liiary Znlti auy's tiiiugliter?"

"lwyesfil tiiitik I have gone buck to my original theory. liut the-rt- liiust be something bcliiiid. Slip ncilcr would llllVt‘ lct you some ovct" here Willi a letter only to Trent. Slie knew that she could rely on mniiy of her old friends. No people in tho world are more loyui to their uivii tiiuli those old New Yorkers.“ “Aiid suppose silo did give lili- letters-tliiil that i haul itot been lii- tcrcstcil ciioilgli to prcscltt tiiclii?" "i know it! liut l mu afraid it's too liiio iltlW. 'l‘licy not only will T024011! your indifference. but tin-y uri- i-xtrulucly uvt-rsc. to iiuyihilu: liki- siluiltitioiiail drziliiii iii privutv iifu. And your zippcuruiicc. hert- to- iiilziit is cxtrcniilly druniuiic! "i‘iii-.y‘il

llcvcl" inrsivo yull." lio POlIPNllPII ifilviilill)’.

"Rr-iilly"! Wcll. lct us oiijoy illi‘ iii-xi uvi." nil;- uddi-il indiilgt-iitly.

"l iinpi- yliu \viil rt-tiiiiiii ilorv." The t-uriuiu imd izmic lip. 'lii<- riudii-iicc. build-d of tlin DTIVHI!‘ lifii-

inorrow and toll tboni wiio you are. -

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Won't Qcrsflito

DEZSE

ontautq no"

or acsds. . further.

otter work.

Pedigree

The Experimental Farm, Ciiarlo Barred Plymouth Rock and

chased before the 15th day of November. altcr that date the prices iu-

Cockereis from 200 to 224 egg in eggs or over will receive pedigree i‘

will be given for those having less ment oi’ tlia mother's production w

1303-1 0<25-6Sat.

Cockerels from 150 to 174 eizi: mothers Cockereis from H5 to 199 egg mothers .

Cockerels

for Sale

ttetown, I’. E. l., has a nuuibcr of

crease 50c pcr bird per mouth or part of uioutli.

Barred Rocks Lcghorns

$3.00 $3.00

"0 $4.00

others 36,00 $51)‘)

All purchasers of cockerel-s that have mothers with records of 200

ors properly luado out. No forlns than the 200 mark. though ii stale- ill be stipplletl it‘ requested. There

will be lio reduction in price to those taking more than one bird.

J. A. CLARK, Superintendent

lllli. ili which illf‘_V hiid lllilllllPl-livil

tclitinli tn thc siagv. although (‘inv- i-rilig saw illflfi‘ thuii one glance ilvuiiiicr i as thellniisinniitl those iii tlil- iitljtlliilllK iiuxl-s fi-lt tliviii- SPIVPH fri-o in poor povslsii-iitiy i~‘lit't"lli' llllil not. iinii-ilicll lmwitli: sud ltlssillg lii‘l‘ iiziuds imforc tii~~ next curtain when iiil- door liftin- iioxti|iviil~tliili<~l~ iiinro illlll Mr. Os- borlii- f‘il|(‘l‘f‘(l. After a fcw words with hliiilziiiicfiziitiiiliy llt'.\\'l"ill. oiit tiiid l'l‘llil'llt"ll iiiiiiost with Iiirci- (lllii'l' illPll. two of his nwii gciil-ratitiii. null u lull, dzlrk.

“The door opened and Ml‘. Dinwiddic entered. limping and leaninfl on a cane." i ‘

lit‘ ivtimcti Wllfl l‘<‘|li'i‘$"l\l“'l H" "H" was Oldest and butt ili N. a.’ York hUulfilydllltl liioy wnru liivir iiailglity liiiucs llucliiiuti-tiiui ll)’ llilwilw- ‘Fiicrl- wiiro lliiiily liiorc oi‘ llll! Silt’- ctiediiig goticrzflluii, of t-otirse. liiuny more ivliosc aiitwcstry ilcrivoil from gold not blood. und ilil.-_v llliliit‘ up iii style and ritual what they lack- cd ili puiciiritudc. Lnck of beauty iii the parierro boxes was as notor-

or's throats Rflllii‘ cciitilvy lllill three-quarters ngu. and littil- morn fricudiy wlicii tiic IIHWPI‘ aristoc- i-zuzy of more \V(‘\'1l'lll was founded. All tiir Now York l-lotaloty iictititilni were historic-til. the fcw wiio iiail survived tile mere prettineili-i of youth entering a private lisll of Fallie witiic still niivc.

it hnd begun! (lluilcriiii; fcii back. folded his arms and ..~iet his teeth. First one iiiiir of opera glasses in tho pnrterro. then utiotlicr. thou practically all were leveled at Mrs. Oglothorpch box. Young mun and old in thc oliiliibtls box rnliiainod in their Stlillfl. Very soon while

(‘Tfhbllt in this scone. whether the-y forgave licr or not. they surroliticl» ell and those to whom iovn imd passion were lost memories felt n dim resurgence under that golden tide. _ Clavcrltig had no desire to sur- rmidtir. |’\ fact. lie citdoavored to close his euro. lio iilid l‘ill.3(‘.l\'(!(l u cold (loiiciio and it liot one in tlic course of tho past hour, and lio felt tliiil his nqiiilibriiltii ivail satisfact- orily established. llo iiatl forgotten lio warn stop at. the front of the box. down which so liiuny noviciii-i hull iituliibl- 0d. but she ltud taken it-ulld difllllliil herself with tho uonciislliiiicn oi‘ ciilitulu. Odd. (llliii: morn minin- thing boat. ili ilio buck of his ilraltl. llut ho dlstiiiiliitlli ii. itiipiiiicntly. No liliulit. liiuny linxe-l ill Etlropii ivorn constructed in tile sutiit- falsit- lull. . lio liad scaled liiinsi-lf li iittli- to tho right ulid behind iir-r. iin siiw her lids iiroop itnll hcr hands IIIUV". restlessiy. Thon. nil tho (Illfllllil wont. down and Farriir was acct-pl. lug the customary plaudits bur-eyes