x»?

lllhnlthfd by "amazement with

' lures. lnr. \Vntrh for the never-n ‘with Corinne Grlflltl ll Counlelu

SYNGPQIS

All New York society is talking of the beautiful young woman who has hes-n seen at every first night performance recently. She is said to be the image of Mary Ogden, a belle of thirty years ago who had married n Count Zattlany: but all attempts to establish her prove futile, Clavering. a newspa- per columnist, iinaiiy manages to meet her-mud they immediately fall in love. He asked her to marry him and this finally forces her to reveal her identity. She herself is Mary (lgilen, her youth restored liy the famous Stcinch gland up- oration.

To (‘layering she tells the whole story-n( iii-r unhappy marriztge To THE ELECTQRS QF THE iicr siibsvuiu-nt iiivc itffairs abroad.

cn-y OF cHARLQTTETQwbL iii~r lllllillllllli‘?! di-ath, (if her will‘ - work and its tiiii of hcr health. and

~' _ DorflPare Them!

iting n mm in diva‘? dangerous ue-iay and: coral. ills the pain imiuiily, then the corn loosen: and comes out. No rialqno constant trou- ble. Get Blue-in)‘ at your druggiul-

B1ue= j ay

. ‘ CARD .

iiiiitliy ail‘ the which had brought back hier youth, of iuidy if not of mind. (flavoring is shut-lewd at tine revelation, hut his love in uniiimiiisiit-il, lie wants \i\‘i" to marry iiiiiuiiiiniciiiatoly, iiiit i-iiiisi-iits Lu wait two lticiiniviiilv, he settles

Ladies and G8llll€ili€llI~~ As I have been approached by u number of the Electors of the. City t0 nominate as a Commissioner of Sewers and Water Supply, l have decided to i-nti-r the contest as such. And it you see your ivziyiiiuuiiy clear i0 elect me to that position i‘ iuuuiiifl» cnu assure you that I will do iiiy iiuwu to writim: a plur- Wiiiio best to serve tho bust interest oiliiiury i-iiivrs iiiuiiu liitu thu social n“. (‘itlzpns m; a W110i“ in [hm lilo iif \Vl'ili‘ll slii» had horn a leader (ffiliiltily. Aiid {IS it will btf im- in iii-r youth. Tim papers are full possible for iiii- to i-zili upon ii\'l‘l“y of iI-‘P awry uuri siw iii-mumps quite Elector i take this opportunity of liu Tlllfi‘. soliciting your iiiflucni-n ziuii tiliil~ iii-r popularity "mink tho IMH- pon u“ Bloc-um; day, iiuwovi-r, arouses the ri-suniment of l am yumvs rQHIJQzCQYHIlY" tho yuiinuvr womi-n, thiisr. of her HENRY CRASWEL|__ riwii appawnt age. and they take 1255-1'30<Wflll 1i. "i" (IWH-"iurl — -. iliil)’ u ilwat Fiilt‘ niyui-ii, you iviii

To uaitiyI-s to manifest their hostility. 0f Ward Five

Ladies and Lionlienieu:—~ Having decided to enter the con-

(Pnntinuuri/

"l'll iii‘ nil!

ii<.\vn ||il‘l' 'i‘lii- I'm!

illlllllwrl

ldentityi

,,|,,.|-fl;|,," m vmnna zluursti-p. lie brought an

iii_\'.~»-lt in n diiy or two," hilt‘ .-:ii.i. "You may rim-d mi-

ui~-iiiiiali,v and

Worry and the world llugha at you. Laugh and you should worry.

A uoelated Flnt Kaila-q]

""""°* "fllilrfl F! Front (Lloyd inf i t a i . "1 x w um . z"m‘"‘7' y0\ler:!:l'll ecdoriviiuio Huntialrnviiie to you "n" b.

ma“ Hohenyuua,’ and m“ n“ m, Synopaia of Preceding Chapter: proudolc its, which had descended to zero. suit of that interview was an ab- Curncy. You Trfli‘ lillbiiltlligzy- "Oiifllllfliifii"! I! rupt flight from me-possibiy from “Aimy Talbot has been overwork" willfirid it \ 31 ' - rt ‘

a aka n: ‘m she was barricud m", 1 W“, m., "u", e or so manyryears that she has ha," but" Iru: herself. ho dniibt she would Her {lwe had fluaheg bu; a; ‘he BONED completely out 0f ttillCh k feel iii-mull‘ in a state of siei-re n! cfllul’ ebbed “he ioufwd aim“; with life and new ttleas. She finds “ma.” '

' boiler.

lam: as tho country.

iii- wont tn the nearest hotel and telephoned. He was prepared to hi» told. after an interminable wnii. that there was "no answer"; iiiiiiiii uinunicnt he hearcd the voice uf the liutii-r. Ubcying a impulse he digiiised his nwn.

“i siiuiiid like to speak to Ma- iianic- Zattiany."

"Madiinie has retired."

"m" "°"‘“|"9d l" "i9 ivaxcn "i roiled on l)in-—-"

~~\l'¢~u. l guessed it

something was wrong. he put oft’ and I will

me no longer? “Oh, you," she

love you." But when

take her hand uhe drew it away.

said softly.

evemm‘ need them’! Haven't u “PW Play» "m, made up your mind?“ evening at

you paper, [iii-Red out. spa-pt a very agreeable ill!‘ theater.

window. They were

L“ was full of crolor and life. buses and motors were ilis nervniiu exi-iti-mcnt returned wunn." U" “H,” way

H('XI._YIIIII'IIlII|I, hut he. forced him- si-li‘ tn cat a irimd breakfast arid rind his nvwspiipvrs. lie was de- ti-rmini-il to show iivr that he was Piilllillflilly master of himself. She slimild iu- aiiii- in draw no unfavor- niiii- comparisons with lichen- haiier, wiiiisi- ('iiilI]li)N\ll‘i' had prob- ably not hevii riiiTli-d in forty years,

enticing in the world, ed as if she had

world.

"l han- promised remember; and

His comparative youth might be iuwk n“ my w,,,,;_ ,_ B", __ __ a South American mining camp, or one oi lit-T llllllllil‘ zuxuiu-sl him. lull 1111"‘ all I "m" 01' i pun inu-nlhill to ask if you Wm,“ and can afford to marry. lie and The

ilili'\y~l'il\li‘ was iui iiiniai, and in M wmhm U, 1,4 lnt‘ m: alone to June ciopc illlil go to South (hhiadw Vienna fur u“; uu,ng.._-.__un.1 than America. Luther has a note from Eleflflc ltliii iu(~--" (iiuirc. Amy's engagement to Adam wflsher

"After l am lost you completely! Arnold. ricii Zllltl more than tvuicc L‘,f}',f,'_‘§f,'§‘§f“

i shall marry

ii-t you play with me. l'll

THE OHARIJOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Plfi- just the woman tolali back on her

and admlt- turns to the farm with his newly

ted the fact. And if he hadn't l‘d married wife Claire, and when have come after you. anyhow. Your Jane, her daughter, comes h mie notc was enough to tell any inan from college. She cannot. under-

I illllll not stand their new ideas, and finds

have on an- them making Amy, the youngest, Biim-ie" swor to my questions. Do you love discontented, Claire and

"I city, taking Amy with her. Even- hv trim! l0 tuniiy and Luther go away.

W" "W" "i" a ‘H’ “Y” in the city. Amy is studying for

‘Hi- hiini: up. H» had aaeertain- on“ yo" “in intend m ma"), ed lhat aha was at home and his “,9?- spiritiiai barometer ascended an- ..“-“".! other null-h. He'd see iii-r tomur- "m". m think n ovBr-i-i row if he spent the day on her uNul 1 w)“ "m" Afid__flo ‘you

already

She Mghed m“, woke-a m“ M m“ shocks and tcrrifles the niother—~ driving up

Fifth avenue and the bright street The tilled with to the shops, whose gay iviiidmvs were the most NPW York in this. iii-r ltivor of Delight, Iuuk- not a care in the

Madame Ziittiany did not llllFllll again iintll they were in the park. w ma,” you‘ the children.

l do not lightly go

you here, today, or her ago, is Zlllllfllllltftdi. not at all. i iuvi- you but l'll‘ not gn t0 Austria with you. and you may do as you choose when you yet there.

~4 f - The Middle Ground

By ‘Marlon ilubincam ‘ THE RING

this out when her son Luther re~

Luther

quarrel; Claire goes back to tho

Mrs. 'i‘albot i; so worried about her girls that she braves her husband's anger and goes to thein

grand opera, and will not look ai the always-faithful Dick; Jane is in love with a doctor too pour to marry licr. Everything iu the city

Luther and Claire are separated; (Yiali-c wants n divorce. Amy's [irettiness nltracts scores of admir- crs-slie threatens to mzirry a rich man she does not. love. Juiic is nu the point of going away with tiic doctor, who tines not want to ‘marry her. Tlicrc is no sympathy ix-twoisn the uirict and unrroiv ideas 0i’ the mother and the broad. but what she coils “ionso" ideas of

'i‘iien the doctor iiniisa post iii

Chapter 91

The IlttWS oi’ Amy's engagement

Have given house- wives thc economical

efficient

and integrity, all tlieNorthei-n Electric Company's vast

W the old and famous,

stove-makers, i the Northern Electric Company i i

co-operating with

No wonder the Gurney is perfect in every detail. The stove-maker's art and modern electrical science have com- bincd to make it so. " C_ Come see the Gurney in all its beautiful models. Note the snowy "White Rock" porcelain enamel. Discover how the Gurney is years ahead in the

All Gurney’s famous skill

m“ for a “at at the column tlii- ldiu-ii iiiiidi- its ii.~ii:ii Ciiliifufl‘ you'll bvinnp. to me and‘ l'll make . someapprafiowfdwfic a Support‘ Should yo‘; H?“ mp, it \\'llPI'|"llivy l'vl'lli'lli'll lllililt'l‘:l\'il|i> "if i uuu-rii-ii you now it would nreéfllng‘ r00", buzzed “Vin; "i ' Electric gone unto each Gurney heat_to eflicient, economical Z hl h __ , _ tii~- \<lll1',\' n ~= bathed in i-ai-iy not be worth my while tu return _ 6195119!‘ Electric Range. cugkmg, - s a] e_my Mm m 855'“ m gwmg Illiifllllli.‘ siiniitzlil. iiiiil lillllii'l'.’i- to Austria. . You wr-P l'd be Amy "Rd to Jvom talking of UIIIBIREIIYIO - - all sections of iiie warii the bi-st . . . . .. . ._ , __ ' ‘f " ' ' it-~strange to any. ct ilthcdirt. .

, iiiii. .i.~|~i|i_ slitiiiil the (‘VtlI\l‘.\l4'Ill an American id no iomgcr be ,, ‘ ' - - i possible serviflL charm of iii.» iin.\vn_ it ivns a iioau- (irailn Yattiany I could u!“ HOW um you hear a“ that?" Northern Electr": Apphanc“ i

To Support 11193511795 for the up‘ lifui nnii pi-iii-i-fui -rii~ and (‘inv- i-oiiiplish liilllllllfit‘) . i‘ i it is the Sh‘) ‘rountered when a dozen ‘may ' i building o‘ the city and further" i-Piuez. wiiuiw spirits iiiid ilix-u-cniied‘ strangest thing in ‘vi/grid but [inns flame at her asking her Plenty 0f '- m “nee at gum"! governliufnt‘ iii!“ iiilvr uli-oui while. r-iiwFzippe-d .||l'\'l'l' had thought of changing my‘ ‘vhether it ‘nu so she wasv "to Ho‘ wit" . I To maintain an (lfilfllkiill. and ec- u. u,“ _.~,,,._.,,.,» M; ,,',.,.,.,,,,.,1 u m, ,,an,,,__. marry one of the richest men in 1,“, m.,, m,

onomlaal administration in all ile- ii ililiiny vurhq“; “m, Mu," h" M“,

“Tagging-lag; u h“ so fortunate as to iind an empty you, l suppnsi». \\’cii, I could have ii‘- Qiliiilii. till (if illQ ilrfl\\’lilit~i‘iiiilil ‘iin tiii» QXHIOSS’ he iiiid you that myself. l had cmmg. pemlflnem Mme‘ Dmgiiiiimifi iii wont \tl lwd and sii-pt until the Hi on it if you want to know the

due time and not undertake other puriur awuiw him at 'i‘iiri~,viu\vii.

nuii".

"Until lloiienhauer

truth."

inn: of liiaflsniii lie had

reminded

-it a thoiigiit-arter- Ilse the fact uii over town," the lug windows iii a frame

New York.”

A chubby little brown girl told her. , “My rouiinate is a friend of a

haired tnohentzt.

iflLYSt-fi 256 Queen Street

Charlottetown

man named ilhoinpson, and 1ie's

€____.___. ..__» _.-_-»~» Th,“ w,“ wumed m, "w; press uncut fur the Tweeiliiz _Sist- (iuiiiviua had been talking oi‘ tiic DEADHEAD "PASSENGERS

crs. Tiicy told lilfll-fi" it seemed to liliiiilici‘ of lliflliiiilllllg this stone was to (‘.051 licr.

And she, Amy Talbot, who 18 “Why not uiiniit it?" Pd aziver- months bcforc hail been scrubb- farin-

iakc the most demure and retiringdrom the dirty ivater, was wearing

had llfllPJiEd little mouse; shc iiad been a school a stone coveted by one of tiic l" this protest that. there had been teacher and a Sunday school work- richest singers on the stage‘.

Sho iookcd at it on her linker. it

city iicr

expenditures that will uiiii to our it was lllh‘ um inip\ii.~'v* u. rush "Ali! civic debt tiniest; an iinniiiii saving 'ill'l~.i'l 1-. .\l\ii‘\':i_\' iliii. liill mum-v: wrai- room's bi-Iiisllillli '"'"°"" zo-tu-w ifiaYvbe eiififllsii 0r the revenue iil- mi- fully or (llilliii unytiunu or ilil‘ uni-n- Ivrllllfd l0 i-amiu iilm. will“ "To liltvfl you altniu-ther. You," liiive coiiio direct from ilflilllltllttl‘ uwafi-‘l fhETQbY- WWI. li-- lli"‘lll'll ll iuiiii and u i-u hhn ft-url.“ And tiicn he aildcil hastily: "But ituiive source. Thanking you in anticipation, tiiiil\'i' Ulill u liirlilyiili.’ diam-r. up iiiorw-you must believe tum-l l remain - l liv- (‘lilitdllllvll iuut "u Wiiiilii i.» Nome fQSf-HWWS he was as old as he ni-vcr gave w- ALI-AN STEWART ""“'i>'*‘ i" "iwiuill". and at nluu would cvi-i" iw- ill‘- kiww- "i" "Lime-Quiet Wm promised to marry me at chubby girl wont. on. She looked house, her nails black half moons few-e iif~d<ivi< iiv nmirooi-liiui‘ llvi‘ huuxo, o; dignity and seif-Quulrfli- "lid once." - l‘ ' ri~risiiiiiiiiiy' cniin and quite dctcr- whatever uiigiitooinv. he would sac- H‘. (hunted n ‘m, 0 mined to liavi- his own wuy. iiiit riiice neither. But he sighed heav-' , 5 l'll’ house was dark from cellar to ‘iiy. “Whatuvt-r might Iconic." iliit u" hm" Wm," m the mjmpk,“ hath» er: She Sung now in a mg

iivclpv window u-as closed a1» h.- l'l'lil.s't‘ll tn siwvii on aiti-riixitivvs.

'10P" filmy“ choir for extra money. and she iiuddiad actually no relation to

NONE SERIOUSLY

BURDEN RAILWAYS HURT IN WREGK

(Canadian Press) CALGARY, Jun. (ilk-M. New lfEKiNG, Jitu. 3l.——'l‘lic fact that inn, of Cochranp, 0111,, 511mm the four northern railways oi slight injuries in the deriiiimenid China have 150.000 travelers C. N. R., train No. i) westiioumtiii- {monthly who pay no fare is prob- tween Lyuita and Ardenoiio. lloii~ ably one 0t‘ the best reasons that. day morning. None oftha passen- ciiii be advanced for the failure of gers was seriously iniumd and it these railways to make .aiiy money. was found necessary to detain 0n- Most of tiic {roe passengers are ly two of them. A tiaiiimup was i-ioiiiicrs and iroiiiiitiono have reach also detained. A unreal rail in

Ladies and Gentlemen, "WW" i‘ “'“"' "' “"""" "ii-I'll. ii" it W!“ 1"" “"“""~“ WM“ h“ m“ "him": “"4 ““M°"""="\ 51"‘ W“ the reputation of being one of hand at all it. blazed and flashed

At the request oi’ numerous (‘l'i‘(‘~ fmlllmu‘, ‘m m“ “"1" ""4 "um: 1hr i-wnted iiimarif ‘iiihiidediimud Ziizilstlll ruuitiug out uf ta» window. Ho mo, "swiftcst" girls iu the ci'v and almost. screamed aloud [or t;jl_lj“"f;_e“_ni‘f,iu"ui.,§"j{,,,f,ff}ff’é"wfi§' sum w have caused me derlmmmn‘ - . » _ ,» , >" - v "Ho: iii-fill". uni Li - I ~ t - ' l l’, M: l‘. ii wpv . \~ ~uw l!" i » d i r . .. , . “ I - - , » - i - f e 4' "__—"@'.‘>—_“ my}, m WM.“ 5' any“. m“, ummduu hm “mm- ml “w m“ f r ua ‘up. f-iiittyii (no xwsrud “Uhmhuuer ‘um mi‘ uathupwiir oiirv nt. nos i wiuit to kcop it quite for aiattcutiou, it stood iiigii above it..\tm_vl_ um road can continue to “perv Jmm, mo" haw 1m,‘ “mm, iii-mu. i have again couseniieii in l.‘ .‘ I "" “' "‘“' l "",|~ “m” ‘“" ' H i b ‘v "i" " tiinie,” Amy said. hoping that little covert cloth suit and llflfiqte . l" Wlmhm,‘ w“, “m, h, “n,” offer us-a candidate for Uouuciiioi- ' " mm" "“" was not the llILiIl iu l‘l\ uii u wuiii- _ nut sue said uuiQiii/i "M"! What would 0rd the discussion ivasli waist i i ' ‘

m m” Cummg kw“: Mpycuuh’ iii tlt\ltll(llll lntii thr aiia, hut an at [(1') in tiii moimm. do ,\i\\l think you would have dune uA“ fight we wmft m“ m“ ‘u unow vulgar of mm’.- She comj A ma" w“, is Mum‘ with m! (onuiirs or politics

Uwi- illill iuii-s wi-rr- lit-W, and im

Having been a mcuibvr ni‘ the

Civic Government llli‘. ])1iHl_ ‘two\::f::;""i;;'nnlirl""‘mi;,%itii i“;i{i:'""uiu to Hlflrtflnrrltlilil Gilli" 41:“ :“:“‘:‘"“ l mmiiw“ “m” ilctails." Of course Adaiui would buy tlio

{Ieoziiifiiilitliieulzyfiixiniilsll o?" (mmlh ffiglii: pr-uiviiv-il the nian in ‘a rriomi-nt lfirlld ltllilxllliirlrh: told inv- tn admit nit vis~ vvur.’ ynii nriduvrdln tilt‘ Data"?! Amy Saw mom 1n '1 higges‘ “iamoml i“ um any!

anre (Ioinhiittee: niy record his is» Mk“, mm i’ l” Rut-iv whom” nu,.,,_1- iu-i-iiioss iumuu think" with m» this“ in“) details ‘Vere that Sh”

m“ yo“. h. you Uonsidvr that n‘ is liw iiIlil-W‘ hnd in-i-ii open earlier in ‘liid she?" lli- vnti-ri-d and tnss- thought n1 iiii- future. You have m“! flirted omrageolliii)’, Viiiiflifili n ' t’ “q ‘h

in m“ mun)“ M Um “by mm ihi- i-vuiiiniy. Yrs. uie officer told 9d his hat on a lllifll Italian chair. Ilvkmnviadgpn -"Ipr(~ h, m, pm“, h“, every principle she mice held as into her oi l-Dliii iy ti‘ vliliftk’. hnn, i“, m.,, _..,.,.,, "m. m. we survy "Khjdly u,“ “H. “m, I am m u... m, “PM m“, mo", “mum he n" to feminine dignity and aloofness, Do you mean to say tiiats a real!

Ward 5 especially to ("lfltlt uic, hi- good enoukh to give pie your hearty support. H l will support permanent Civic w“. improvement with the uniiurstuud- hi; ing that strict economy bo prac- tised in every Civic dfltpilflllltfiil, so as to keep from my illlghtfl‘ rate o: taxation. l am also in favor oi‘ sup ~ - porting any forward movement, the betterment and beautifying oi‘ our city, consistent with our revenues. The welfare ot‘ the city means our welfare. it is imposihie to make n com» plebo house to house canvas and I cannot expect s. personal inter- view with all tho electors, ii tin-ro- fore take this medium to solicit your favorable support. Thanking you iu anticipation, l uni, Respectfully yours, T. WILLIAM L. PROWSE 12H-l»3U>wi'tht-iil)iil.

NOTICE

Plfiilflfi note that in future wc iibiP- ileiiei i5 Fiiim- 1 shall (l0 u stricily cash business.

iiiilH no in about (‘Iuvi-rine waikiui away

hind ill!‘ .~ii~|'\':tI\i.~1 not :in.-ivi-rm i-inui’ it was [I10 curly fo ihi-ni in lw in iiml, Then his spir

gm

Your h end stuffed

destroying cream into your nostril

briincs. instant relief.

or snitffllug.

(i? wiiii.

*_"i‘izi~ionns

Willi be received by the Orwell Dairy Co, until Tuesday, February ‘"1 Frililly Wil- Bth, 1924, for a cheese and humor 11.30 o'clock, 4 high box

We will {ell on THE MARKET SQUARE 1. commencing a

der not necessarily accepted. Ad» Terms at tale. dress tenders (marked Tenders) to T. T. DREELAN. Secy. BENJ CARTER B. SON. Orwell Cove

IZH-I-N-Bi. i252-‘i-30-3l.

ifktlifiallll‘ excitement,

if your nostrils are clogged and ill homo bctrunaii: iii’ lJNllPl that sin: uatarrii or a cold, get lfilys Cronin ini: further uf Hoiienhauer. Balm at any drug store. Apply a little of this pure, antiseptic, germ mriiwv

iinw good it fer-is. Your hend in llll>»“l’h""" vicar, Your nostrils are open. You "i""""i bTHtllJliG freely. No more hawking Head colds and """i"' caiarrii yield like magic. Don't stay ~\\'i'"i"‘"‘r stuffed up, choked up and niiser»

A lwllvl‘ iii-onus»

lliluit. will take in exchange for Miiiu-

Produce of any kind at highest nizir~

ltet prices. Jcuklun Ilrost. Miiivii-iv. 124

sleigh: maker Im- seamm 1924. Must find (new), 3 driving slcighs, 1 full speed own help, (one man.) lAT-Tflflt. tar.» sleigh. Harness, and other articles.

Auctioneer

. The. fouiniaii pormittvil himself

half an iimir til-Y" iiiirary and shall remain thorn tin- place for mo in Europe if Lmarricil slowly. til she is ready to comr- down." .\inr.‘»‘ iiiui gow- iii Washing-tint.

you. Tie you wundr-r that The man hesitated, but after all i (‘law-ring had had the run of the |ll1ilPY‘——Whil, rcmemlii-r, f‘ house. and it was possible that Mu- far hottPr - than you ' (lama ticilcviid liim still tn be in the out the inexorable truth? iiiiiiiataiiis. At all events he knew would you do with mo, Lee?" determination whr-n hr- saw it, and Ho‘ start-d out of i-hl‘. niari-iii-ii reluctantly up the stairs. his turn-at 1hr.- tender (‘iavcrintz Wont Into the library. was tilled Witli an almost un- singing. Spring! but nt ill!‘ man's assertion that she. ivns from the- wornan besides him. tnnu one. cemented his "l don't know."

and woiiiil trike any chances." iii- glanced around the beautiful "lliit,

‘iwuini

nor uiiivi-r. Surely iiiiia would sur- (‘To he Continued.) to his iiiilitericc and to his

had happened. He

linvw she iinii always liked him the hr- did not make . For Pieurisy

iovi- in iu-r the moment they met. luii uuhiy lil‘ would take her by surprise, tyivi- her no time to think. l:ui. n» Mrs. iiciatliorope had olive tuld him, a clrvel‘ man is no match for n still 1‘l('Vl‘.l‘i'l‘ woman. At tiii- vnd of iiltier-n minuics the