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_ This skipper o! a steam trawler ' to sen.

i says»- "_I go to sen and two years ago I

breakdown, and was forbidden by

- me. 'l‘here ivas so nient I was flirt-ed to get soniewli » So I am still here weathering llornls of the last two winters. an can honestly say l have never felt

uinoc I started Kruschcn Salts

whatever use leiterT-Skipper J. J. It ls common Vlillliwlfllge that. rh

“ up against it." lie had Rheumatism, and his doctor said he must not go

But times were hard, and he was forced to go afloat again. That ' was two years ngo. Now see ivhat he

laid lip for six months with very much rilffering from rheumatism and general

doctor to go t0 sea. m‘ to touch water. But it was ‘ llohson's (‘lloiec ’ with mill-h unemploy-

lliglltest pain from my old complaints, two years ago to tukc . l wish Kruschen every success, and you may ,muke you think fit of this

niatisni is lissor-lnteil with an excess of

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Kruschen is a powerful solvent o! these torturing crystals. swiftly | dulls their sharp edges, then expels them from the system. Your pains ease ; sua-llings subside, knotted joints become loose. Afterwards, the “ little daily dose " so stimulates the livcrand kidneys that regular and complete "I elimination is ensured. Your inside is kept clean. lliil-ehievous uric aeid never gets the chance to accumulate

ere. the d l the

hi: interviewer to continue.

Start on Kruschen tn-ninrrnw. Keep up “ the little daily dose " and you'll

PIP

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suppose,“

it

(Continued)

resumed Starbuck,

. THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

HAD l0 snlq su AGAlNlSElWOOD ~ i Rheumatism or lo ltheatism

E PY CAT

FRANK H.

SPEARMAN

COPYRIGHT by aunts; sciueumseus. _i

Job. It ain't mucn of a Job, nor one I was looking for. But I was toot- Smrbuck pausecknob as a mm loose and took it to oblige. I found ‘that had said all, but as if inviting I w” gem"; a" the He“ 3m‘! in” ttic other fellow to say something. my’ sewn‘ an the money’ 5° 1 Selwood only took his cigar from ask"! ma“ l° ml’ 1“ “W” “l”! his mouthf waiting courteously for the line‘ M°st of '9'" did‘ “My

and a few others didn't»—"

‘you spoken of as a. reasonable man, lagalnst Tracy on that uwunt‘ I

wan srnvicr '

"Wasn't Tracy “the only one that ‘not discomposed, “I'm less acquainted ldldnlt T’ asked selwocd lmplsswely‘ lmm you than I am with most mcn again. ‘mound town. But I've always heard 1B“ I never had any hard teen“!

“That may be-I don't remember.

Bitterness Shown In War Diary Of Earl Of Ypres

LCMDON. May_10—“'1‘he only thing thgt gumrisesme is that the British Enlplre finds any men to tight lor her. There is never a word of hOPB or encouragement from filly 50""?- mthilng but greasing and complllill‘ mg," This bitter entry is taken from the diary o! Held-Marshal the Earl o; -Ypl'es—Sl1‘ John Hench-Com- mander ot the British Expeditionary Force at the oudareak of the Great War, and Commander of the British army onithe western front until the end of 1915, who died in 1925. _ 111g entry is produced in the 500k m. the life of the Earl of Ypres by his son, Major the Hon. Gerald n-énch, published today. In his ac- count Major French says:

Locked Support

, p _ , . . . nvant you to know that, Selwood. -_ uric acid in the svsleni. l'ri<- ucill is 5m" .I"Yl"l|.\’ "2"" “llll lllllll-‘lllllls "l in ma“ “ho ma“: want anymmgi " "To ut the matter in B Illllsllell- l - . . You seem continued Starbuck with P . ¢-,,,np,,_.,m1 (]f HpQHIQJikQ ..,..S,_.,|S_ m"; (iihers _tliai rliellnltltlsnl llicets its more than whats right. Barton] _ ' H _ th o bout the whole period o; his 2 the pain of rla-umaiisiii isieauseil hv lllllfilfl‘ lll Klllsfllfll- lccls vou came down on him pretty 50m“ lnlmtmn’ to want to suck t” r u: t the British L’. those “ tier-wiles" settling down in tile Krilsrhen Salts is (ihtainnhle at all ' . v h fllflli subject. I didn't come here 55mm m command o :7‘ joints, muscles and tendons. Drug Stores at-l5c.alid75c. per bottle, snong—l Suppose you ad some kqmigm, to mks over 01d scores- I Expeditionary Force my father was y, gcod reason for what you did." ' b lack of sup- - b k f 1 t n u ticome here to try to patch up new several? hlmdllcapped y z .. Star uc , ceing. na ura y, 1a d undue interference a - . _ n s, Selwood." 9°“ a“ g: ~———--——-____- h: llfltliflpllt 11115 own lCilldS féiigly loin O 1238mm we get out the sucking home;- 1 D ' .. . , - w” the ta e, and n-now se upse y s _ h si ned n e- g bo-o-oo-ooaoovooa-‘ooomoooq-q- ASHES” BIKES nxlhJTmn lpwuvar reception m“, S,“ silent in plaster,‘ selwood went on evenly. ceiisejoglsfispaehx: reglimged home to , w ' - ‘ ~ ... . . __ . . - f? ' I , , iturn, and waited for the other man “its get Dav" position clear and be raised to the peerage as the Earl .. AND I PHILADE-JPHIA, Mag. (U.P.)—Al"l rm phy mine. Dave felt that a place run f Ypres During ms Wm‘ as oom_ ‘ . @1111" . ' "' = -~ i - 0 - GLASSLS FITTED ;§gl€hlel:lu3tf cbiirlyleltilse sfiiglrltlo! splwnnd knnckcd m“ ashes fromlllltc this place. where a. straight mander the chm events were the a w' TAYLUB l K -I - 'lhis cigar and broke the pause with a game l5 dealt’ didnt need any-prm tea; from Mons the Bil-me 0f the _ l. S. TAYLOR has been placed ln view at the head-J " _ _ tecfion_nelther the place not the re r ’ owmm-m, ‘quarters o; we vcmmn whcchnm-S‘question-not precisely an expected‘, m “atom It may be he ‘nude a Mame and subsequently advance to ti: Richmond Street I Association M05; o; the machines ‘one. What difference did you ever 1p p ' , the Aisne; the transfer of the Expe- ____. _?.°""¢*¢"¢“O9 l Wm be priced m the n9“. Fmnklm ‘have Wllll Dave Tracy?" he asked. réniitafistbutththats ‘the YEW] l-xve ditlonary Force to Flanders; the des- ‘ ‘ = _ .i . _ a ‘s way I ee. ow , f - ——— Institute Muscum on mo pnrkway_antllollt changing the expression otyaiout this Sarto‘: business He perate 1181131181" the autum“ u‘; - .- _ his yes. and speaking in friendly l ' 1914, generally called the First BB e , loclpede ulih \\ heels of equal, 9 V robbed today among others a boy cessml Neuve aha; dulmetm. Constructed m 131T ‘tones and ln a merely casual manner]. here ‘with I115 widowed mod" o: otnYprFFénsl-ii: illllfdenaken m March ‘ "Vl/llv. none at all that; I reca ' _ ' pe e 0 l t _ \|,,,,,,.,,i,. |,|,,|,,,,.,,, ,.,,_,.., _.,,,,,,,,,,_. italic minute," declared Starbuck, is“ lumdred donarzhf wld Barge 1915; the Second Battle of Ypres in Qfiflgig) j_}—————-— irl-rerilig the retreat of his surprise {to Ewe the boy b“ ‘s money‘ e April. 19152 tilt! BbOTT/lve 01957551995‘ '4';- - lviih a little cnlerity of answer. "I refused‘ 1 wld mm Id clean hi5: near Festubcrt a few dsyfi llllfil- 511d] _ i _ ~ - m; v . . , _ . ,_ out in the morning or he cou the important vwtory 1n the region‘ M.“ QONTRAcT i Valuable Budding .1: l; ".1"1.1:"smilsizriir; m. m» i» .. m... .. n .. s.-. l‘ 3» -llll zii: ‘ . . '- , ‘ »..-|--i.,.-,_., .i;,'.,,\,,l.’,',‘l ‘in’ I" d,,lel_cllm_g__tlmpv do,” mm“ anv_l]1][)r9 words about itpthats all there any concedm that his forces suf- ium mm li|tI|i_ on l7'||l.. _ _ LOtS F01‘ Sale “an: {OH n“ " And “M4663, “fa, ‘is to it." fered greatly from lack of artillery » "ll "nIWl-iill-lwl Irwulli-lu-vxltillr lSfi"l'l(‘l' llll‘ll I \v"s to ll"lll‘ about it i we“ I wouldnt say mats an’ ammunition up ml the m“ three lloltilrlii-lllidiii’ “Wwhlvi when Dave was shot, down at Bnr- isohvood’ observed Stalbuck‘ assert‘ “mums °f his tenure’

Molokai. ..r ,.,-..,..,_..,..|

.- » - . i Qlivc." - main and liltlllli (arms the site of th. Victoria Hotel ‘King m ‘ ‘of sleepy ca; He's in mg gambling ~ -..»~.i.- ..-- . -. “ "s . ':~:..i“.." '1 d, ' i t M ‘pink l‘! III-I‘ lilflillyvlt‘. ‘xiii Sheet lots haw: been 501d. The above ‘q Smilax lg)l'l‘pct))‘ifelaia'i)‘lycllyg lkujmcss Same as you are_.i n t vol-ll -l|i|l n..- titflvt‘. of tile 1°” “mild "lake “ll (‘Xccllmll 51"? "i: d ' a haw is cums or; Selwoud Jumped as if stung. and i.- A m‘ li> -.. - _ ,- ll 5 v 5- i_ ' g _,. ' l ‘Hm-N F wmwn for an apartment house and will be _ " i“ 3°" 3_ _ used a strong word. “Same as I t ' n f PM, “Hip” hhyévflnr . 501d a; an attractive mice w anyone ll: years, And it was putty hem ‘lam q he echoed angrily "DO I ~;,,,,,,,,.._.,'.,,,"l" f‘ 1,; _,[;‘,'_{",_,,_ m‘ who ‘will buy them m one lot Al” lm°ilghbiudfnlillbli $211‘, llfjfmsaij, 56nd out jsilblrds like Atkins to drag “"">"_"‘-"'l""3l building 10L o.“ watiir ‘it’ facing Vie" 1c mm ‘C. o ' q l. 1 ‘t men lll here to rob them? What do torla. Hotel site. This ls a, most dc- and he spilt because he W011 dll PW m‘ 9am" Sl-rable residential lot. Apply to Liq_ you money for protection) l m -

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MAIL cGNTRAcT

glill-lll‘ 'l"l'l.\illl' .\'. IHlIlFPFSPIl tn Dv l'<l\llll tr-r Gnu :11, “ill he receiv- pil '1: Hit i\\"| until noon, on l-‘rilln, _ thr- l'-'_lll -l for the v-olivrgvilneo of "Ii .\l.a|l on a ivmivivsrwl PM r -.l m»: twat-amt; "' -- iler “wok on tho ill-ll‘ \ll .. .\(| A ' ‘ ltUlfTL Al». l from ll|l' m viii-l lllill.

Print-vi not w otainili, fjirtlicr in- EWIIIIHIHII : to i-omlilions oi‘ proposed onvravr i|l::_v lu- ~v't'|| mill 1.15m]; fm-mu g; vlmllll"? lll-l-r ll“ l‘ llllWl ill ill!‘ l'l>.\', tin-i.- ht‘ lit-mural» and w. .\lary's fa Ill null at. (he olli-w- ot tile l'o.~'i Office llellfllllf.

JOHN T’. lVflEAll

lms-t Office Inspector

ol'~ nffm-

' l.‘ May 1st, 1931. 'lll‘.'—’ " Til-Iii

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$12 tLlill 'l‘l-l‘\lil<lll.\', addressed to Hi0

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uidators. W. K. Rogers or Licut. Col. 4251-4-28 its tf gan.

i illness that-

The Annual Meeting of the Prince

Edward Provincial Rifle Association

will be held in the Board of Trade

Rooms, Market Building, 1.“ sday,

7th May, at 7.30 P. M.

H. M. DAVISON,

Lieut. Col.. V. D.

President.

Sclwoocb-not

CHARLES LEIGH, Lieut. CoL, V. D.

Secretary-Treasurer. 4356-5-2-tf.

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Starbuck showed his first impati- cllcc. "If Tracy said that-J‘ he be-

"Whatis that?“ demanded Selwood with a shade more of life and carc- in his tone-"lf Tracy said

at all.

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your word at all, But somebody in a town like this always has to act as peacemaker—you know that» The boys seemed to pick on me for the

Don't suffer

-ing hiin-‘elf. and order

responsible"

served Selwood, unperturbed.

"You had some claim signs." Siarbuck blazed. mean?" he demanded.

Why rake up old scores "

on your mines! "

buck." said

v/ay. Our of Bunty's outfit riding down to

“I'm ‘here to keep law and I can't have any llplaces burned in the business quarter

It needed all of Starbucks diplo- macy to quiet things down. He re- hcarsed Bartoe’s defense. He urged good feeling-all to no purpose. He found he could make no impression whatever on selwoods firmness. He rose at length, indignant. "I see I can't reason with you. If anything unpleasant, happens-don't hold me

“Not; i; y'all, keep o“; o; m- ob, Great; War overwhelmed-him as they

“I'm here to keep the peace, not no ‘keep out," retorted Starbuck, rising to his full height before his trouble- some cusomer. Selwood rose in turn. “I believe you left ‘Thief River Just before I went there," he said calmly. trouble regarding

"What do you

"Miners will travel all night to round up a claim Jumper. But I fcel exactly as you do. Stsrbuck.

"As far as I'm concerned," ex- claimed Starbuck, advancing hotly. as selwood purposely retreated, "if you mean the bunch that tried to Jump my claims down there-bring

"I'm not much on old scores, star- Selwood soberly. “I don't think we're going to have any trouble here-not you and I, any- teamsters can take care tomorrow. I'm

First Vital Period

Major French's volume throuSllflll shows itself to be a work oi’ filial piety and probably will do little, if anything, to alter the 0l1llll°ll5 0f those who consider themselves quali- fied to judge the conduct of opera- tions in France during the first and’ vital year and a half. This is con-. finned in pgrt from the reviews by military correspondents of the great newspapers. The Manchester Guardian conclud- es its review: I "French is not amongst the world's greatest soldiers, but he stands hlflh among soldiers of the Great War. which was singularly barren of genius in high places. He was a pre- war soldler and the masses 0f the

did so many others. "Bug at n great hour of Imperial destiny his country turned to him l0 lead its army. so long as men do not forget the Old Contemptlbles they will not forget the man who led them."

tonight on business and I've told McAlpin to keep a horse saddled for me. But I shun? start till eleven oelnck. I expect before that Bnrtoe willhave that six hundred here. Drop in any time Esnarbuck. Always glad to see you."

with this Ju-lzcious and even- ltsncled mixture of threats, hints, “gnywaysfl and small talk, Selwood let Starbuck go, with feathers once more unruffled. But neither had fooled the other in the slightest degree. Both understood it was only a possible preliminary to situations that might, carry far into the future. At one minute past; eleven o'clock Selwood 1m the gambling hall for the barn. His pony was waiting. Climbing into the saddle he headed south of the Thief River road, trying out the new Denys stcps- He had crossed the river bridBB and W55 swinging out on the Spanish sinks} when he heard the clatter of hoofs bghmd him. A horseman riding fast overhauled him and he looked around to greet Bob Scott. Scott relned in beside the Kimble?» ‘Wm! his pony on its huunches. "The money's up," he grinned. "You won't need to bother the miners.’ (To be Continued)

woum unrru TWO COLLEGES

Q-rpAwA, May ll-Tha question of amalgamation of the Presbyterian College 0t McGlll, Montreal, with Knox college, otrToronto, will prob- gbly be presented before the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church, which meets in Toronto in June. ac- cording to Rev. Dr. Robert Johnston. Moderator of the Ottawa Presbytery, and a. member of the Montreal col- lege.

The proposaLls being given the careful consideration of church ot- fioinla, Rev. Dr. Johnston stated.

The Presbyterian College in Mont- real is a ministerial training school. This year it had an enrollment of a- bout 50 students. It is utimnted thot.

if the college were closed it would mean n. saving oi’ $26,000 a year.

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