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Hei- Suffeu-"mg Relieved and Health Restored by Lydia E. Pinkbun’: Vegetable

l, . , , " “i'~“*»~i/‘~FE1nttlAit’r-2, 192s t. El-ECTIUN CARD -ro 1n: necrotic or u» on,

of vharlottdtown: Ladies and Gentlemen:

lllarlt Your Ballof (in February 10th. for S. A. McDoilaid

The People's Candidate for Marat " ' i i

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BEGIN HRE TODAY HENRY RAND,

ins“. YOU'RE ctr-rule A NEW SUIT- WHAT KIND '

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over with and came right in and locked the door and turned on the gas. Looks—~"

"Welt a minute." the sergeant Interrupted. "Where's the key. The clerk said he unlocked the door from the outside. There weren't any loose keyg on h|m_ only those on his ring. Go down and bring him up. Polk."

A policeman turned to do his bidding. “Of course." the serge. ant went on to Jimmy, “he may have thrown the- key out doors and t 'n closed the window. We might I k out in the street."

He was trying the keys on Henry Rand's key rug in the lock in the door. None of the-m fitted.

The night clerk arrived. The s". getuu sDDiKG to him brusquely. “See anything of a key in this room?" "No. sir. I called you up as 300D

I found lliln."

“By the ivay. who registered for this room?" put in Jimmy. "Did you ask him that. sergeant?’

"Ye-H. he says the register is sign» ed hy ll. A. Jones of New York. ()1 course. he wouldn't give his right name." '

"When did he register?" Jimmy lddrlSSEti the clerk and waited al- most breathlessly for his reply.

“Last night some time."

“What time?"

“l don't know. I go off duty at gtxvcil-lhlrly and the night clerk camera on. lit must have been some time after seven-thirty.’ ’

"And you don't know what this II, A. Jones looked like?"

"Why, I though it was this man hvrv.“ indicating the body.

“You mean you never saw the ail-rilphnt of this room until you ops oped the door and found my father dead?"

"Yell sir,"

"\l':tit a minute." The police ser-ier pr count Ilrolt- in to zlddress the clerkfiands of dollars to secure, and find “This looks like something to goth: money profitably spem- It ls on. When will the night clerkjplainly our duty to be allve to this mine on." lopportunlty, and make Charlotte-

"My "finale new." replied thetown the distrlbwtlng centre. l wlluhhy little hald-hcailetl man. Th”; who are acquainted with

“I'm rlanl-nod." continued the ser- 0",. financifl affgirg will agree with count i'§OI'Il(¥\‘<'l|lli ruefully. “if lime m“ prudent econgmy must be didn't take it for granted that thelthe watchword gm. lh, m,“ {ow clerk saw your father register.“ iyears‘ but n do" "o, “now ma‘ w, q,,..“;§,‘:;§):;,hr:,:, giezgaingjilgttilegiigagi? should stand still while therein iHPSS. The excitement was gone from rggreirs he do": to keep p!” Wm,‘ it's voice, f' - - a e. ‘ . line: night ayiluailtgfiltobaslitk, zilswlliei Shouw yo“ honor m? Wm‘ de-c’ lhznl always done. and didn't leave H” w m‘ °ffi°° °i Maya“ ‘ W“ tht- Iriuse, You find the man who "w" m)’ be“ eflmi“ w “i=9?” ‘registered its Joules and WWI‘ interest“ wmiY endeavormg you'll find the murderer of my fa- l0 rlllect your Intelligence to the Jher." ' finest of my ability In malntalninfl

l "I'm not sure of that, Mr. Randfflthe dignity of the eflloc-

black letters that has been eroded by weather until their reading bad mldflO-aged become almost a task

credit manager pf h “partner! Jimmy iburst into the lobby. The utm. at dinner with I'll '"""Y- untidy. infill-helium clerk at the i‘ "Emmi", m“ m‘ huywhm “y desk was talking to a policeman ls hie ooh JlMes RAND‘ an" and at Jimmy's tlu stlon directed birthday. Jimmy, as he is called. m“, bflefly, “Next (may; mom announces he’ has planned a w _.. \ ‘than? r-ztiv mafia‘?! There. in a room filled with po- "° “ " ' ' ' ltcemen and reciting fumes of gas, /;' JANET- H° "Wfibt "9' u’ if" Jimmy found his father

(I ,clude BARRY COLVQI-N,‘ tJanets ‘Ho was lymg, "we up. m the

0 """'°" _ \ '~ center of the floor. Jimmy took

Henry Rand is a staunch u?’ on, swm [Qgk a, [he amp 13mg. holder of alll the hotnely ‘virtues, i” m” and. Wm, a sob i,“ h“ including that of PlflQualitwthnmt knee,“ bee,“ mm which ls almost areilglon, w i “Baa,” he cried, “Dad:- "im- WM“ 9" “QMQM ‘he: A hand touched hie shoulder. party, he falls do put in ht: eo-‘HAYB you Jam“ l‘undr!n'asked me cultomed appearance, at quartenponce SergeanL ‘l’ ‘mi m‘ "muy b°°°m°' ‘urw "yes sir, In the name of God cdwhm they are wondarim’ theledllvyou tell mo. ivhat has hallllfiti.‘ 9mm’ ‘M95’ Jimmy vmwu‘ n‘ ‘I - like smliclde, Mr. RandJas .|t ls the police, Henry's Randlgollxigégglifhwae naming 1n m9 ha". lhcdy h“ bee" “u” m a room wcy and smelled sfls coming 9mm i“ "w cmmew Hue" beneath the door, He tried the ydoor and found it looked The

iclerk unlocked it and found Y0“?

(father dead and tho room stitrklns with gas."

"When was that?"

“About five-thirty. The clerk called police and we came rlshl up, I found business cards in his pocket." indicating Henry Rand's body, “with the name Henry Rand on them. One of my we'll Sill your house on the phone right. away‘ no talked with you"

"But it couldn't have been sul- Jimmy protested. "lif you

Complying with the request of a large numbe of electors, I am lalln a candidate lei- the Mayoralty at the cans Election toi be held on February 10th, 1928, and, through this. mldlum respectfully; solicit your Influence and aupporb at the Polls.

Having been orllylclally connected‘. with clvlc afhllrs since 1869, I have coon service In about all the var-, Iouo branches of the administration -l_nc_ludlnp a term at the Water Commissions n Board. and, as l, have apparently discharged the dot-I In entrusted to me to your latlr faction, I appeal to you on this oo~ onion with confidence, feeling that, I shall not do so In vain.

Complying with the intention of the “Ballot Act," I have never made a personal canvaeo, but have placed myself in the hand: of a free and Intelligent electorate. Such is my position on this occasion. '

With my general knowledge of clvlo requirements, I see much that can be done-even with our finan- cial limitations-Aunt. will greatly add to.the improvement of our city. and lupplyklemandn so justly made by our tax paying citizens.

While in hearty accord with the system of Permanent Streets. yet. this work should not be proceeded with to the neglect of our Clay Streets. i

The Tourist Association in an Institution doing a wonderful work for our Olty and Province. and. iI we cannot aid it as much financial- ly as we would wish, we can do a great service by giving It our hear-l lty moral support In making our ci~l ty more attractive, and by showing every courtesy to those who may visit us. This is a ‘trade which oth- ovincee are spending thous-

0ntario.-— "I am certainly

teful for thebepeflt l have re-

hom Lydia E. Pinkbam’: Veg- u also the

vo Welsh andn$niverfifillm ‘spring’ wan an e a0

an! Iosaof blood that! ght l an better collector's for the l

If there ever was a time when wise,

the nu “on; your sane administration was needed in our vote Text-Book I saw it was necem " nary to use Lydia E. Pinkham’: Snn~ alive Wash, and lean safely gay I feel a difierent woman. My friends remark bow well I look. I am a ve “""°".':~.l*"“":..lr?.'"' t times to s our ic ee."—— , l 1- Mrs. Cannes Efrem, 949 bands- l .. I-Now Go ON WWH THE s OR downe Avenue, Toronto, tone. ~ ' ' . '. -

You may be having an experience l similar bo Mrs. Giffirfa and will _ interested to know what she did. Eve sick woman can feel confident t-hatliydin E. Pinkhamkg Vegetable Compo ‘ will help her, since we are told that it does help _98 out of every 100 women who bake it.

Sold by druggiata everywhere.

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civic affairs that time is now. Placeiat i the head of our city government for the next two years the man who has made a success of his own business. One who is in sympathy with the lab- oring class. Your vote for S. A, McDonald 0n the tenth insures both.

, CHAPTER ll l ‘The voice at the other end of the! iphone stopped. There was a met- ,allic click. The other man hadl ‘hung up. _ i

"Hello! Hello!" Jlmnip frantlcal-l ily tried to call him back. He want-l ‘ed the owner of that voice to

tell‘ him It was all a lie.

"Hello." i_

“Number, please," came the op-li‘

l water's voice. Dazed, Jimmy me-kfldu H

fgzllvtllgzil?’ replaced the receiver on,““d..k“own my lather you would

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“vha, is m Jammy .sqnflylhlng have know ‘there (Ettibllidflll. hihatto has happened to your father. What. been onelposs ‘lile mo Ive 011' m

‘is it." J'iIllllly'B mother ivas at. liis,kl|l llllllfielf‘ The“! a ways "‘

.- ,, ~ g" dlnYeZ-ISOII for suicide." hue’ her mu" eyes swung me s‘ "And for nlurdir, too, for that

at his as if trying to read the‘. n

truth. dam-t (zanle running nntlllllflllel- llllllllllPti the sergeant nut her arm around her mother. KTlillLV- ‘h u,‘ ‘Junctions-sly they will-Hill ror Jitmtw 100K011 will “l e B -

Jimmy to speak. W“ “ever

_.- , tibial" i IDE BUSINESS

Hithbyr Undoubtedly the malt ; business oi‘ creation was to ploducr , man.

i wifle: Then I suppos: 1 l , In the Probate Court 6th George‘ had," much importanpe,

V" A’ D" 1926 l not much—she was only on the side.

1523-2211 DOMINION OF CANADA PROVINCE 0a‘ PRINCE Ebll/ARU ISLAND

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liluhby: In Ito-Estate of Joseph Bailout, d “m9 "Fllaaflm" late of Pownal ill Queen's County. in the said Province. deceased, tes-l fate. By the Honourable Alexander. Banner-man Warburton, Surrogate-l, Judge of Probate, &c., ken 1 To the Sheriff of the County of» Queen's County. or any Constable, or literate person within said Conn-‘i W- . GREETXNG:— l WHEREAS upon reading the pe-il tition on file of Viola Ballem of‘. Pnwnnl zifoiesuid, single woman]: and Lulu Campbell of Freetown in‘ Prince County In said Province. married woman. the executors of‘ the above named estate, praying?‘

form of Henry Rand.

Ladies and Gentlemen:

I have decided to offer myself is a enndldng, a, cum, cillor in Ward Fiveat the forthcoming Civic Election,

II you do me the honor to elect. me I will do all In "l? P°W¢P 1o nerve you. giving my support ‘to all measures which I cohside to be for the betterment of our City; l am in favor of permanent civic improvements consistent with our revenue and will support any I'll! all movements "lit “m! W "l! blllldlllil up and beautifying of our City without incurring additional burden on our taxpayers.

l As lwlll be unable to call on all personally I take this

Falthfully yours,

that a Citation may be issued for, the purpose hereafter set forth:

You are therefore hereby required‘ to cite all persons Interested in thel said Estate to be and appear before, me at o. Probate Court to be lieldl in the Court l-Icuse in Charlotte‘ town. In Queen's County. in the, said Province on Monday the flf- teentli day of February next. coni-

She". oi the modern girl’! He: when I'm with one.

What do you really thlnl

I'm not even able to thinl-

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Tin-re was n peculiar expression Hm the .-ll§l'gl=.l\lll'fi fuclggis he spoke. ,“It sllii looks like suicide to me._ lBr-‘iltlrs. if it ivzts murden l‘m notl lsc sure» that it's a man we'll have to look for."

"What tln you mean?" Jimmy" douliletl his fists and took a steni tUWilHi the sergeant. Hi-s gray’

eyes hlazul. "It you're trying to’

L‘ B‘ MILLER opportunity of soliciting your support 0n election day.

27"'“56" Respectfully yours,

Samuel Kennedy

To the Electors 0f The City Of

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Charlottetown A

nllx my father up with nny~

lng, at the hour of eleven o'clock. , "l m not tryin" anything, lad.

forenoon. oi‘ the same day to show

‘ '5 b ,' _i Rut we found n woman's handker- Ladies and *Gentlelnen:~—-

Electors of hard Five

chief on the bed and Detective 1 am 1|; 1119 field iis n cantlltlule MOOIIPjHS got It in his pocket now. m, Mayor at the coming Civic Elat- Show n to him Momieyy lions. With a record of twelve (To be continuedi- iyears continuous service its Coun- Yvillol- for Ward Three, including four years as (Thairniztli m‘ lilo Lad," and Genrflemem Street Committee and ‘olglllytymll’: Two years ago you elected me as one of your representatives at Chalrttlan ot lilo FlPB llfllllml lee- the Council Board. I trust my serv ices have merited your approval and l .l.'"'.'"?‘i‘.‘..'{‘ ..”.¥'f’l"2§ ~=-~~=~=- your votes for e i8! U- i thghgllftldof the (iaglylfie ‘he honor m I AI cvcr lvatand for improvement: and the advancement ol our City l‘ 131,311 shall cantleuvilr lo ‘n every mum]: wéy confine"; Wm‘ our mum“ and “o” lnvomn’ eeci I: l d ‘H h v0“ nureased taxation. There are many street; in Wm; m", may require fifviéfyrplxlsfinpifilOllilrl‘ tsnrlige Quanta 5w“ ittentlon and it will ‘he my aim. if elected, to find ways and mean: lo my support. ‘to a pollcv m‘ improve have ‘hem m“ l" “u” “n” ment In our Civic Departments con, slsteut with our revenue.

As it will be impossible for inc to call upon every elector, l take this opportunity of thanking you for ,,,99_29_m_ the genemus saitppnrt which you have accorded me In the pant. null tn‘ soliciting your vnte in the bred‘ eut election.

Respectfully

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cause. if any they can. why the no, counts of the said Estate should not‘ be passed and the Estate closed as prayed for in said petition and on Motion of Donald McKinnon, End. Proctor for the said Petitioner. And I do hereby order that a true copyl hereof he forthwith published in; some newspaper. published in Char-l. lottettown aforesaid. once In each Week for at, least four consecutive weeks from the date hereof and that a true copy hereof be forthwith posted in the .ollowing public plac-i es respectfully, namely in the hall. of the Court House in Charlotte-l town aforesaid. in front of the ‘halll at Pownai aforesaid. and at or near; the Cheese Factory at Hazelbrook‘ in Queen's County aforesaid, sol that all persons interested in the; said Estate as aforesaid may have due notice thereof. L, S.

Given under my Hand and the Seal of the said Court. this fifth day of January A. D. 1926 In the sixteenth year of ‘His Majesty's reign.

As It is impOlsible for me to see every elector personally l take this °Pli°flflllllly of soliciting your vote and influence,

Yours respectfully, W. ALLAN STEWART

OFFENSIVE . I ‘ "Daughter, what do you mean bl snloking those horrid cigarettes?" "Well. Mother. Harold can't al ford those expensive cigarettes Ilka you buy."

NO MYSTERY — Grocery Clerk: I wonder where

is") ull the bu ' gs In this store go in A. B. WARBURTON , mm,

‘N559 m‘ Hmwtei lloy ‘Helper: Search me. ——Tl‘lB ‘vrogl-t-ssive Grocer.

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itint for such a Iroc'k. and tho one _ X _ _ Illlwve of this color has chosen

idainty cream net for its trimming. - ‘I I Dispersal Sale

Wheels made of narrow not!

___ ruffles mark the hemline. Thoi Registered Shorthorns Wednesday, Feb. 3rd

~|n gm name e1 cod." asked Jim my, “can you tell rile what has happened?"

"Something evidently has hat.» believe my father ‘killed himself." w.||||;m ceagrave of the Irlah Free petned to dad." admitted Jimmy. Tears were in his Byell- State and Sir Jamel Craig of Uls- 5""? i‘ M "“i““.l"‘iln Tr "l’i‘°;i.S""Z'l.'-‘§. than" Y‘“;.'.‘“; ":5?"

s'~e».anet. "us owla ,1e c. ' ey . -meno eou ry l dink know." he lied, "and I'm GO- Rflnd- It might bc hard to find a'Prem|er Baldwin, and averted a lnz lo find out." reason for l-t. but those things bap- . _

"He's dead. I know it. He's pon.. It might be hard to find a dead." moaned Martha lRand. She reason for your father being in this, slumped l-nto the nearest chair and hotel for that matter." buried her face in her work-worn Jimmy looked around the rcomi hands. She swayed slightly from Against one wall was a bod with vi, side to side. Janet ran tn her. white enameled frame. The enam-I

"Look here, Jim what l9 it?" el was peeled off here and there in Barry Colviifs hand was on Jim~ large chunks. revealing the black, my‘?! tllflll, his voice steady. "Let ‘roinh bPlklflillih-h 1th o mean" enar ceopn-esao erom

“You've GlCYI‘ to helip. Barry." ilvith its faded and worn carpet and Jimmy was whispering. “That was Its two dingy. white-painted chairs police calling. They said dad hadlwith their sagging cane bottoms. been found deud In the (Iatlflcldktauseil an invpluufary shudder t0 Hotel." ru-n through h m. Near the wine "God, Jim! iNot In that hole! It dow. which had been opened to. must he a mistake." ltlrlve the gas fumes out, was a "I'm praying that It la. Barry ivnshatand with a bowl and pitcher“ liut I'm going down. You stay here Beside the bed was a “dresser“l with mother and Sis. iPlense Telliwlth a dirty, cold slab of marble them anything to keep them golnlelfnl‘ a top and a cracked mirror. I'll phone you later." Jimmy had; “Th1 gas." supplied the sergeant grabbed his hat and coat mid wnnl“wan coming from that. let right by gone. . ' the/dresser. lit was turned on all

The cold wind-driven rain lnah the way-

"d him cruelly RH he stumbled out "Your _father'a hat was found on Zililihiilil" ifli’.‘.l°“i.ii"i‘ii.'°'.‘.lilil.'lfifliiliiiildi°m '°" " twir- t- -l-=====l toil-rill‘-

ciirrylnc Iiisihat. i¥\ his linmlfz‘ Jilnmv picked upithe ha; h], my outa second’: doubt or fear. - ~ ~ tlt'~r'a nbni. black derby. llnside. the‘ ll 4¢°¢°"l*¢'»'°°- M“ ill“ ' stops ALL danger of offend-

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piece of tissue. No sundry. No embarrassment.

_ You ‘uk for It it any drug or department store, without heiltatéci: simply by saying "KOT " -

De as millions are doing. End old, lnlecure ways. Engoy life every day. Package of twelve coats only a few cents.

KOT€X

No laundry-dined Illa rlmu

yours, . B. RATTRAY. -ACCElPT SETTLEMENT 7430_26_,_‘_,B_,,L very serious crisis which threatcn- vheels ale held in Dial-gas by shaped ' d upon the resignation of Prof. lleces of the taffeta, with four McNeil from the Boundary Com- small swirls of the net on each. The ' ' Yflke is also net.

, Hand-painting also makes n ‘ililllft trimming for the boulfuut ivening frock. A smart 0nc\ls en~ .iroly plain. except for a large ban- lket of flowers. hand-painted. o-n tho ilower part of the dull skirt.

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I have been Instructed to sell all Wednesday, February 3rd at 1-39 p. m., at Upton Park Farm, WI" Royalty, the entire new of will winning registered and fully It‘ credited Shot-thorns, eonllsflllll °i seven bulla,agea 4 months to 3 years and eleven young cow! Ill‘ heifers.

Women’is Danger

Of ofiending under the oldest

hygienic handicap now ended.

Newwayprovideatrueprotccr

don-discards like tissue

TH the old-time “sani-

tary pad" women realize

their constant danger oi oi-

fenae, plus the embarraaament

of disposal. And thus spend unhappy days.

“KOTEXP a new and re- markable way, in now used by 8 in l0 better class women.

It’: flu: time: o: olmrimil on ordinary cotton podsl

You dine, dance motor for

J. A. MacDONN-Dl Auctioneer.

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Professional ' Cards McDonald _& McPllfle

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J. A. MODONALD . ~>~ FAIRY-LACE NDEK the silver-maple Irrr llic ground was row-red wiIli deli- cate gray-wbiu- Invest They had been patlercd down all winter by the raim. and were thin la tissue- paper. They looked like real lace. Fanily was mrefully gathering a lrw when abe my a small. [tale- brown lace on the other aide of a

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‘Oi It‘: a Fairy?‘ she whispered.

Emily crept duet.

‘lbere flood the Fairy. ola ' her heath. and laughing, Shem“ made bend!

a time out oi a loll. with baby blue-bells for trim- Ill

e. A. Barristers, Attorney ite- Money to Loan Riley Building 0hIl"°'“'°""

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On Ihc way down town. Jlllllllylillibiflifl "H. R." were perforated in driving by instinct rather than lllywhf‘ leather band. He set it down, lany ronsclotls dircrtion of it's tuzuln. toilderly. almost reverently» brain. found himself repeating over. "Yo" Smmhed him 7°!‘ leiwrg" and no"; {anything that might poilslhly ex-

“qody "i, m; mm G0," nyMplaln his presence here?“ he asked not true It's not true." me “erfielllll-

o a o “We didn't find a tiring. Here he

The cnnflqd "may 01d and run wns_ with his ovcrsoat on and iii-a down. roared ugllly heron. ylmmylhnt on that chair and the gas turn- Randwl eyes as he pulled his carpal on. Nmlilng in his pocket tint to a slop. ‘keys and his wallet with his money