11.3530’ .

Qlalen restores to the tissues elc- ments that are vital to health. Those life-giving elements arc lrcri. Surfi- um. Calcium. Lccirliiii and 17111.1;- llum and Olalcn is the only pre- paratlon in the world that prcsrilts lies: in ouch n form tlnit they arc immediately msiiuil-itcd into tlic b10001 Strczirn.

If you arc run-down. ni-rvous. feeling below pzir in any ‘my. qct a full-sized iar from your tlriigpiist find take the first step un lhr rimti to perfect health iudai).

OLAJEN LIMITED

27 Front St. East, ~ Toronto - O. I03

0.1.9 0n

Childhood f0 O/OQAgG

MltifltliitlltE

Of Star 'i‘ouri11g (‘i112 as 2111111 .'1 new. Only r1111 11-11 1l)1)1i.~;1i.il 1111i. Will be sold 011 .\Iiii‘ii"l Siiuiiiu- 1.1 J2.30 Tuesday. Nim-iulwr v11. Terms at sale.

J. A. MBCDONALD, .\llt'lll)lli~l‘l‘ iltl-ll Ii l1

"ill/i 1101i"

We are buying live uceptlng Saturday. Fiir those deliv- cred of. our plant we can afford to PI] more than at country points where we have freight and other oapflmes to pay.

DAVIS & FILAFIZR.

WWSALE

Consisting of 100 acres of land lltilltlld at Ca r‘ "'5 Cove. Lot ~17. King's County. _

' This farm is ideal for potatoes as there never mussel! mud used on It. _

No buildings. but cxccllcnt build- i lumber can bt- found on pro-

grinning was any

y. fin!‘ further particulars apply to

DUNCAN .1. (‘AEIPBI-ILL. ' 2i (‘ollcgc Ftrcct, (‘lurcnioi1i, New Iluinpsliirc, II. S. .1.

V

‘130-11-4-41.

iuciulisiii

I will sell by Auction on 'l‘ucsi1'.1y. November 15th at 12 o'clock p. 111.. Z12 lofts 0i land with buildings bcini; the estate of tho late John Illnyiic-rv of Bradford. This farm h: an up- to-date fox ranch and is wcll sil- Ilted with buildings in good repair. Aliso the stock and implements con- lilting of one driving mare f) years old, one mare 7 years one cow to freshen in April. onc heifer to freshen in Itiarch, also :1

THE ‘CHARLOTLILIFJTOWN GUARDIAN HF

o filiCh

“Don't you think it is she that i i ‘.0 be redressed?"

‘AT "rue ARCTIC NIGHT ccua "Let's go home-it's near closing 1

time."

4 ' i r lfj I". ~ |\ _

“What's the hurry?

c cvcral months yet."

to bridle your '1I:.~i"yo1.1're hitched with a! m. m“ Ship. and he was frequently.

1101c)" tlnilr ‘FWAS SHE, NOT THE WRONG

"She says he insulted her about Lb;- scantiness of her clothing-n: . oiig that ought to be redressed."

CHAPTER s11. THE UNKNOWN SHORE ‘

Till-l long iuunwg’ ivflszerlllagvgéhzi‘ - - - eut 0 Hill - ' :i,-ep‘txnffllilltu'lif0l'fllll was desllfiralely luau-sick much of the time. Climb; l p, w“... sylupnthy itself; she open nvv-i-y available minute with 1;: friend. consoling llel- bathmg not forehead wtih eau de cologne. coaxing her to eat dainty disbefl she ordered 51991331137 prepared‘

Therese was of little asslstnncfi- Slie was none too free frflln Sea‘ sitakncss herself.

llctweeiitlie two. Cyllllllll '10" iii-r iianils full, but her guy 507ml“ rcfuscil 11) bc tiniupvllvll; “"6" M“. was.“ fltipnding iii l\ormu, o1. spiitliiug ’i'l1crc1<c‘s fears, she WM iliiuciug. plicviug (lurk 8011105. illlll priiiiicnziiliiig with M11101‘ llallmllq- llc zittcmplcil to kcep other admir- ing males at buy. b11t. in spite 01' him, Uyiitliizi was rather the boll?

thron-u llllll a torment of jealous)’-

"i ili)11'1 bclicvc you curo for him u bii," Norma told (lyllllllll 1'" proaclifiilly one (lay, when slic :11 last 1111s able to go on (lock. and lying in :1 steamer-chair, wrapped iii slunvisfuuitch her friends play (lci-k ganics. Cynthia. iuid been flirting with u young Amcrivrun ()1 fl(‘t‘l‘ on his way to Manila.

(',\'llllllil shrugged lier slim (illfllll il-rs.

Nnrinzi smiled wanly, wisely. ,

“if y'o11'il cvcr really ioved any 1111c, tbercii be no room for doubt." slii- sighed.

"Lovi- doesn't bring buppipcsw." iflviitliiii rcmiuiled her.

“No. Far from it." Norma sitill- cd ziguin and asked for her vanity- casc. Slic opened it and looked lllit) licr mirror for thing time. "i look 11 fright. I'm sure Philip wi)i1‘1 want inc nor-x" She hogan t0 cry unit-ll)". uoiselcssly. uud (lyn- tlila comforted ll(‘l' as best. silo could. l,

B111 soul-dimers siie fcll like slink- ing Norma. Sbe bad become vet)" fond of licr, but. she couldn't coup‘ urcliciid Nurmzfs luck of spirit.‘ Shi- IlOYtiPif ivas so confident. Slit‘. fell that she held life in the hollow) of licr own slim hand. _ l

'l‘l1-- sliip was nearing the coast of Jilllilil. The sea bad roughened. and most of the passengers had.

thought brought back the painful (luvs of her illness, the fear that losing lier memory would mean niuilucss. cvcutually. When Har- cuuri's arrival with tho black opal bad opl-ucd the door to memories (if lill‘ past. slic bad been horrified to rccall what alto bad done on that mud night in May. 8115.121!) i)iil_v mic fixed idea, one feverish ilcsirc-aiid flint wus to be free of the mun slic bud married.

“Suppose he won't free me'.'"\s11e thought. “Suppose he chooses to be spiteful‘! Supposo Iii‘ turns out it liliicltiiiiiilcr?" a

But that last thought she (ilsinis- sed with u smile, She had Normifs assurimci) that. (farsoirwas a Ken; tlemun, ilil zidvculurér, hut it gon- ilcinun. ' *

"Flic liillc party lrausliippcd at Kobe. A Nugnski they dgbnrkeil and boarded it (‘hiucst- bout-Thor" estfs terror iucrcusdti with every inilc of water that sepurzifcd 11.21‘ from Sun Francisco. Normans ner- vousness grcw as-slio roaliacd that zit 111st, tlicy vvcrc upproaching the. shores 11f tlic countiw where Phil ip ‘Kcudull lind clioscn to liido l1i111- sclf. .

"l'i11 nfraiil, so iifruiil!" siio wail~ ed lo (flviitliiu, when they were cs- tabllslii-il in tlicir liotcl at Pckin.

(‘yuiiiizi southcil hcr. -

“IPorl-u-l about your husband for iiwliilc. (‘time and look ofit 0f the \\'lll(Ill'\\'\i1l lliis fascinating cliy. 'l‘l1v1'c arc a million quaint things H) i-sc. Lot's niultc Basil take, us about wliilc we wait for word 111' llicsc mindcriiig Ill(‘i1 of ours."

Harcourt had gone ti) 1hr) (subtle office wlicrc iuc-ssugcs from l\'.c"1» ilull’): officc and Carson's bunk were t0 be 111m, presently.

“No word. as yct.

WMAKV (545) Buffalo. Algerlans. 11.30 M.

,

lWJZ 1454) N. Y. Travelogue.

llc came buck; ' illli-iNY i535) N. Y. Scicncc. 1

The last ad~.

7 ,' iWEEI (448) Boston. Musical Pgm. ' 3.00 l

lgone lselinv. but Cynthia remained ‘V005 CIIYFO" llnvc “'11s the Astnrl

‘on (lock, staring into a sunset that iviin blooilretl and ominous.

i “Only ll few (lays more." she. ‘iliiiiiglit. "and then I'll begin my -s- arcli for this strange husband of . mine."

lu spite of licr ilaunlless couragep. who sliuddereil. v King Carson, fort ,z1ll Norma had told her. bad asoum-i ‘ed ilio frightful aspect of an ogre

iu licr iuiud. She couldn't recall‘ ,l1im at zill. She had no curiosity, ‘about l1i111. Site didn't even want.

to think of him. for the mere

‘”° "a" iToes Kept Free - ‘

A SURE THING

"My dear man. what would you "lib suggest to put more hair on my,

brad."

‘Well. air. you might try the

large quantity of hens. 1 automobilc. ~.v1qm.1i.¢r M.“ dour,"

1 (as engine. truck ivaizon, 2 ilrivini: wagons, wood sleigh, driving slcigb. seeder spring barrow, smoothing borrow, dtsc harruw. hav fork flllll equipment, together with a lot 0f small tools.

I1 not previously sold tlicrc uzll b1~ offered a number of I7Ii1"Il and silvcr foxes.

Terms of Sale-All sulns under 510.00 cash. over tlint amount I; months credit on iippruvcil joint notes.

If day proves stormy. sale to ink" place first fine day.

J. WELLINGTON T111131 \.\‘. Iixrcuitir. 2040-31-81.

‘lilillll ll Silt

TUESDAY. NOV. 1i.

Of Valuable Property anti Furnit- ure at Nos. 9 and 11 Chest-

nut Street.

I-‘urnlturc: (‘ouslsts of parlour‘. dining-room iicdriii)iii illili kllclicii. Some very lllrl‘ furiiuur- nlul beautiful uiailrcsscs. Ufiilfflllftiil‘.

otc.. dishes, lm of boil cliillics unil ‘fiotidinig. 1 parlor fltlfffll’, i haul;- caiic and lots of artlirii-s not mcn tipped, (‘arpc-f, iilli-lolli and lluiilc- um squnrcio, Nothing 1‘"!-‘~l‘l‘\‘i‘li. Sub) of fllffliiliff" starts iii 1111:!) l)'(‘I(7('l( sharp. 1 Iliiugc. 1 Furuaceitc, now, and two small llfiiilifffl.

The propcrty consists of liirtzc two teiiamont liousc. in perfect rc- pair, fully criuippl-ti nnil muilcrn 1.1 every way. Largo yard. f'l‘llii‘illl\' located. Sale nf property will ho. 12 o'clock. An ideal liivcsiniciit. Would return a twelve per cciii iii- vostment on $4000.00. ,\ goniiiun bargain. Terms oi prop rty hmilc known at. sale; of fllfllilllrf} cash. Remember snlc of furniliiri) starts It 10.80.

JOHN ‘r. MARTIN, No. 9 Chestnut St. J A. MIQDONALD. ' . Auctioneer. l 112-11-8-41

'~1-.

NOT ONE FOR THAT Man (in candy store): I ts-"ruly" five ccnta‘ worth oi icslnlc praying that a Citation may!

m...

(ilerim

Th:

ideal

~ ~~——-~» ~ 11o

TENDERS

'l'-n l- 1‘ - . l . l l" “Ill l)!‘ rcieivcd .11 thc in show cause if any they can why

Uificc of tlic (‘ity Clerk, up to and“...

inrluiliiig November 9th.

bc seen it th. Ct s '- _ . . . 1 ' p l y urvcyor“ I "n "meby "m" “ml- ‘l "l"? COPYlaiii-cslriil homo ln-t gr

Office.

not necessary accepted.

G. 1'. NICHOLSON. City Clcrklpvcelc for a‘.

M 0 l mespectfully, namely in the pa“ n; ‘the Court House in Summenqldg in l

From Sore Corns‘

‘ . l

“lion you notice any sign of cal l Ions on the feet 0r tncs that's thei time to paint on a few drops 01'.

‘Putnam's (‘orn Extractor, Do this; ‘and ‘you prevent corns. N0 mutter ‘if tlic corn is linrd or soft. Let it bo- on [(11) or bctivccn the toes. Put‘ '11:1n1's will ‘remove it without pair... insist 011 “Putnam's? Corn Ex-l tractor. It does the work-and.‘ roots out tho corn. ‘

i “l . . l DOMINION or CANADA l } PROVINCE or i rmuon EDWARD ISLAND

1N THE PROBATE COURT. v 18th GEORGE V.. A. D.. 1927 . 1 In Re-Estate of George Sturdy llate of Branch Road, Lot 2s, in. idea-cased. testate by the Honourable lA. Banncrman Warburton, Surro- ralc. Judge of Probate. 360., &r..

To thc Sheriff nf the County, of .l‘ri11cr~ County. or any Cnnstnblc or .llil"l‘.'ll(: person within said County.

; (ZREIETINGI~~ . l WHEREAS upon reading thcl petition 1111 lilo of Thomas Sturdy of} ‘Crapaud in Queens County. ir Princt- Edward Island, Gentleman. .a11d Roy Sturdy of Victoria in‘ lQticcns County aforesaid. furmeiz, I ltlie Exccutors of tiic above named’

bi- issucd for the purpose hereafter

I isct forth: You are therefore hereby

fllVi" you ivcn one fr). flcquircd to tzltc all persons interest-

ycd 111 tlu- sniti Estate to he and ap- pi-ar hcforc n10 nt a Probate Court bi- IlI.'l(l iii the Court House in lCi1iirlot1ci.o\vi1. in Queen's Countyl '11 tiic suid Province on Saturdayl lllin niuctiwcnth tiny of November: incxl. coiuini: at tho hour of eleven‘ iii-luck. fnrcnuun. of the sumo day] of thc

accoun l i. said Estatc|

1927. for should not bc passed 1nd the Estulel the construction of a (fonrret W' il' - _- » - H '~ ' . ‘ i i“ “m” M "nun": "miscsve a closed as piayod foi in said petition;

"3"" "l ('l‘-.l' 11* l)" sncclilcatlonei to Proctor for tho said Pctitioncr. Andi

flmitlanil rm Motion of Donald McKinnoni

The I 5t ' -' . awe‘ or any tender harm! be fmmth pmmwed m some) uicuioiics of such :1 lwuutifu] llfc,

newspaper published in Prince Ed-i iwtird Island aforesaid. once in encli‘) least four consecutive iwecks from the datc hereof and thatl

.. ..._....__ ‘n true irnpy hereof be forwith post-l

cd in the following public placesl

Prince County aforesaid. at the general store of J. F. Lord, North‘.

We are open to buyyrryon in Prince County and on m‘; I

school house at Crapaud aforesaid:

said Fktate as aforesaid may have

P01311068 f0!‘ “starchjaut- notlco thereof.

in Q31‘ lots undef gfadefo that all persons interested in met

factory.

& SON

Hunter River, P

11-5-3 '

Apply GEORGE E. FULL

. E. 1.!

l Given under my Hand and thel “"81 0' the Sflld Court. U115 eleventh‘ lday of October, A. 1:). 21 in lsggrteenth year of ails Majesty's.

(Sfld) A. B. WABBUBTON

iiielTable Stock Potatoes

House at Sliuugiiui. but he's not

due to arrive there iiiiil] the ma‘

‘teenih. and this isn't it?"

(lynliia nodded, iii-r brows pugk-ZWJZ (454) New York. Hotel Penn. crci .

“What about’ llir. Kendall?" 31K! WHK i265) Clcvcland. Crystal.‘

06km. with an zinxious glance 11L Norma.

Ilo shook his head.

"I stopped at llu- Anicricraii our mssiz but llicy liuveiYs ii from, 0f

i1 ‘Nfiflllit burst. iutn tears. ‘Never mind. liniicv!“ comforted her. “Ho's pmpnbiv mp veiling nroiuiil with this pins“... liusbanil of 1111110.

"Ho's (loud.

I know he's iii-aid!" wuilcii

.\'i)rmi1. Over "l?! slum-c. lic lll)(I1'I(‘(| Slliillli)’. (To Be Continued)

H

"n

Norma proachfully one day. ,,

IN MEMORIAM

MRS. A. FRASER VMACARTHUR.‘

014111? friends in Albcrluii 11nd 111 Prince County gencruly. 111p I,L,.._ “Qmmy "vlleiuml l)? llic rot-cut dculli of 121s. A. l<‘1‘.'1sci' .\l:1i<_.\|-|ilm._ Siic was lIIi()\\'ll uiuciii; fur-ill].

lung frii-mls as “limp |n0.~.>\-.|,_-- Sh” llidl tiiff a1

lM-lnliliilll (I) 21 fniniLv

is only tbc tenth, CFCF (411)

WNRNY (309) N. YUMILLUZ.

Tomorrow's Radio Radio Program

TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 8th International Radio Programs CONCERTS 1.00 P. M.

WGBS (349) N. Y. Variety 12.30 to 2.30. ' WCAE i517) Penn. Music Chest. ' 2.00 P. M. WGY (379) N. Y. Organist. 2.30 P. M.

.M.

W00 (508) Philn. Grand Organ. WIP (508) Phila. Vocal Recital. 4.30 P. M. WGY i380) Schenectady. Orchestra. WJZ (454) N. Y. Manhattan Trio. ’ 5.00 P. M. WTAM (400) Cleveland. Vaudeville. 6.00 P. M. WEEI (448) Boston. Musical. WOAE (517) Pittsburgh. Orchestra. 0 P. M. KDKA i316) Pittsburg. Songs. WBAL i285) Bultimorc. Quartet. 7.30 P. M. CNRW (384) Winnipeg. Concert. WMAK i545) Buffalo. Violin. WOO i508) Piiila. WOO ‘Trio. 5.00 P. lll. WBJ i333) Springfield. Musiculc.

WADC i297) Ohio. Legion Band. .WBS i349) N. ‘l.- Variety f to 10.30. WIlP 1500) PennyEtudc Hour. , ‘ ' 9.00 l’. Ill. i CKCL (x57) Toronto. Light Opera. WSAI. (361) Cinci. Evcrreaiiy (N. Y.) l WCAE (517) Penn. Evcrraciy Hour.‘ WGY i379) N. Y. Bcccli Nut Prog. 0.30 l’. llrl. CNRA (322) Moncton. Quartct. WAMD 1225) uiumcnpolis. Musical. 10.00 r. M. ‘ l WNYC i535) N. Y. hlusicalc. l 10.30 l‘. lll. - l WBZ. 1333) Mass. Bostonians. WSAI (3011 Cinci. Cavalcade 1N. Y.) WDAF 1370) lizmsns. Scrannclc.

SPORTS-JPALKS . 4.30 l‘. M. WOO i508) Plnla. Policc Reports. i, 5.00 I’. M.‘ WJZ 1454) N. Y. Ti1lk——Dalc. 5.30 l’. M. l WCAE i517) Pitts. Uncle Iiaybce. 1 6.15 P. M. ; WCCO (405) Minn. Juvenile Hour. l 7.00 P. 1V1. WTIC 1461) Conn. Dialogue. l 7.30 I’. M.

. 9.30 I’. l“.

DANCE ORCIIESTRAS

5.00 P. ill. Montreal. Tca Dance. 9.00 P. M.

10.00 P. M. 11.00 I’. ‘d1. .

,\VHO 15:15) ‘Des Moiucs. Dance. | 1 (Copyright, 1:127, by International"

l

l

1

I _ _ _ .2. Lois McDonald; 3. Marion Jaclc. d°"t bellflvfl you care foi- him ason. ‘ told Cynthia re-‘

lMarie Kennedy; 3. Margaret Acorn; 14. Willie Butler. iart; 2. Hazel Jackson; 3. Artcmas ‘McSwain. ‘

l Lois McDonald.

lPllINS All.

Cyuiliiul Standing" of Peter's Road school lfor the month of October:

_ Wcll. llioi-i-‘n Swain; 2. Myrtle Butler; 3, Loretta‘ "lllllllll! l" (lo. but wait. is fh(\|'(l‘_'" McDonald; 4. Lillian Jackson.

C _ lioi- pimp Glen McKinnon: 3. Annie McSwainfl yyllllllll Kflvl‘ Iizircourl 1i out-sill)... 4. Raymond McKinnon. i

grout ilcai fur tlic tnoriil or uiulcr-i

district. 'i‘l1c name of Fnrsvtli is

lPrince County. in the said Province. i... d(.v,.inl,.nenl m- [ho vusclllnnvv .

Iii-id iii high cslcciu 11111.. this iiziv.‘

Shi- llllll'il'l‘(I u lll(‘lllIl(‘l‘ i1l' :1 ui-iizli- |)ori1ii:fzii1ii|_v lhiil is ;..<_~.-...-.;,|...| with what is bcsi in ilic lhilillliiyllst uud llri-soiii liisitiiy n1‘ l\il)('l‘[l)ll ;||](I llic surrouiiiliiig community. Pia-s.

or MacArthur is known fin-pupil..." .

llll‘ island as a swrzci. singer will fl pcpului‘ ('Ilil?I‘lillll(‘l', Fi-iv (‘lllii-HTIS liuvi- bccii gin-ii in |‘I'l‘l'lll. _v..;i|~,. in 1\Il)i‘|‘l<lIi_ \\'illl(7lll his i-fl‘ill‘lf)ll.\ flflll

\\'(‘I('(lllll‘ silpporl. 'l‘wn of |ll(‘ cliildrirli ill‘(‘ in llii- I'l't)\'ill('4- ;1l1(| two in flit‘. (Yuuaiilinu \\'i-sl. (bu: of ihlvsc. lliirolil. has zirlili-vcil ilis~ iiui-limi as uu I‘IillI('ill|()ll;lIl\‘l_

()ii<- who kucv: .\lr.~1. .\Ifl( illiiii»

ill-Hi. will i-xprcsii llic slgiii i-iiuco, of iii-r lifc in tlicsi) words: “The. iiutslziniling vlrtucs iiiiil qualities of licr quiet llfc wcrc failliful lio- voiioll and Iillilylllg ltivc ;|||il pup‘- lm- iicr chiidrcu. Slu- cwrylliln): lor flu-iii." II('|‘ .-1.i|i1- icii uud nuiuy iillii-rs wlii) Illlli i111»

l

Silt rificcd‘

Pl‘l\'ll"i.:c of kuowius licr. 1-i<.- up;

111111 cull Ilt‘l' blcsscil.

‘Fliis brief and iniidciiiuiti) lfllllllf‘ ls pnid by oni- Wllflrlfl‘(‘Ililllll(u)(|' was !~‘|lf'lll I11 i111 uiljoiiiiug fnriii ililli who though lnuuy mill-s iiwiiy from hi8 .t‘l'lii for [hi3

.._.. . __<,.>.. . Jealousy is a tree that br-zirs the most bitter of all fruits.

QOJOOGOOOOOQQOOOOOQOQOQQ-

LLESTER DOUGLAS

WHOLESALE PRODUCE

Exporter of Prince Edward Island

Certified Seed and

89 QUEEN STREET CBABLOTTETQWN, P. E. l.

| bottles of Lydia E. Pinkhnufs Vegci

Director for prices; or write us direct. P. E. I. Cooperative

.

Egg & Poultry

' 001114480151. - Jud“ o‘ pronw -

Radio Programs. Chicago.)

With the cleanly ffiifirfltlC-G of a

while rosc, will! -.1 tcxnirc fine

and long

bleszsitigfg to tlllisx

Li).

with an exquisite lather, whose touch is a Qcntlc cur so . . . a real who value the charm of a smooth, clear skin . . . such is Lox Toilet Soap.

oi LET sci)»

1:1 a i in 11,

price so low.

— ~ <o->-~~A—-

SCHOOL

PETER S ROAD

'Grade VIII. — i. Alexander Mc-. Grade VI.—1'. Lcslcr McSwain: 2.'

Grade III.—1. Verna McDonald:

Grade II.-1, Arthur Mt-Lennanf Grade I. ia)—1. Carl Stewart; 2.

1b )--l. Guy Stew-

Perfcct attendance. Verna and‘ 'I‘eachcr,—Danicl A. Nit-Corinne.

30min

Two More Cases of Feminine Ill-l neas Relieved by Lydia E. Pink-l ‘ liam's Vegetable Compound

Barriugtim . N .

i 1

“‘I fliilI f(‘l'l‘iIli(‘|

‘ feelings. hcnduchis, hack :ii1il srlc k aches and piiius". all i)1.-<»,i- .-1_ i)..il_v. l would hnvcti) g1) ti) iwl l.\' v month

and nothing would lfll int‘ good, v litishnntl and my fnthi-i- iiid my work . for mo. as'l havc two cliilrircu and l wc have quitc u biz: plzicc. I rcnd in ‘ the paper about lmiia Id. Piukliziiifs Vc etublc Compound, and lhcn gut a l litt a book about ii through 1hr mail, ‘ and my Ihusband sent ti) I':i'il(lII.$ and got. mc. a liiittlc, and thcu wi- poi. more from the storc. I am fi-clini; fine now 11nd do all my WUTh 11nd ziiu ‘ ahlo ti) g4) out around lliflff‘. I tt-ll iny friends it is Lydia E. I'iukhnn1's Vcg~ ctulile Com muuil thntmaltcs mo. fccl sowell." irs.Vic.'r<)1tI{1cii1\i1i)s()N, Barrington. Novu Scotia.

Dull Pains in Back p St. TllllITlRS,‘ Ont. V“! took four

table Com and and found great rc- lief from t o dull. hciivy pmmi in the small of my back and tlic vveakncssl from which I snlft-reil fur five yciirs ; after my boy was born. After taking 1 the Vegetable Compound nnd using Lydia L. Plflkllllffffl San ativc Wash

am feeling better than i have for thi- past seven years. IIINI advise my friends to take it..“~ Mrs.I"..I(lliNSON, 49 Moore Street1 St. 'i‘humus, Ont. t‘.

11w; AND DRESSED POULTRY

We are ready to handle all llvc or dressed fowls and chickens for Circle Members.

See your Circle Manager or any

Assn.

.| ‘ i-

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(‘ninc from lii\c.~. fcii f‘I'I('l".il'I1lII Ilil‘ iiinrki-ts: fil‘("l'.‘~'. fl-Pll‘ \tnplc fluid.

increased Pelt Values

follow rcguinr us!‘ of l‘.'lll’hiti.\l.i~i \\'llll'I1 arc prcnarcii from formula tested mid .i|l[)I'l\Vt'(f l)_v \\:)ri'.l' loading fur cwpcrl... To r-ccurc. lilglicst-gratlc, glistening.

lil;c1’.1ll_\

with I.\II'l1Ilil.\l.

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rcziliy \'i‘l\‘fii-\\'IIifI‘. pi"li. IAIPILRIALF‘. must Iii‘ it'd.

'I‘l1c I'[‘iliil,';‘ Iicziscn in 111st zipprniicliing. i\ll'.'.ttl.»\l,:.'. >llioulii you not bc fcciling tiicni now, start at 0110i‘. and a qrcat

iiiiiiriivciiiciit will icr, uiitrriiy bc nolict-iililc, fully justifying our claims.-

I-‘iir suic by (liwtriliiiiiirr. in loading hllfiilllWh ccntrcs and (iirci-t for factory.