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LIVE HOGS

We are linking live

.hogs daily. excepting Saturday, p a yi n g hiirhesi market prices.

Davis £9’ F rnser

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_Qulfl~dell\'erie». Lowest prices. rhone us your next order.

W. D. Gillis & Co

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PROHTBITION POMWISSION _ |vair\'nnn_ Wir. GEORGE E.BR()\VN Marine. P. E. I.

Send all information regarding in-

frsctlons of Prohibition Act to the above

0! Tn Chief lnsperlor B. J. llsywood 'Ill Dorchester sen-rl Charlottetown. Phone 709.

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'Curves are good form unless

‘hey become circles.”

He: Why did you slap my lace

just new?

She: I’ve been studying mental

telepathy.

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i l`lL)'l`THE SAMh __

Hc: Well, you seem to be the

same old girl.

She (lndlgnantiy): Do you mean

to say that all the paints, powders and creams l'm spendinq money for aren't making any difference in me?

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"I was all In last night.”

“I thought you were out." “Sure l was out. That'e why I

was all |n." _

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Spiendid Recipe

To Stop A Cough That “Hangs Ou”

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The best eough_remcdy,_ that money

could buy, can easily _be mode ut home. It snvcs money und gives you the most reliable quick-acting medicine you ever used. 'l`he wuy it takes hold qi stub- born coughs and chest colds, giving immediate relief, is astonishing.

Any druggist_cnn supply you with

235 ounces of Pinex. Pour this into n `1 oz. bottle, and illl up with pisin

granulated sugar sgrup or strained obey. It’s no trou le at nil to mix and when you once use it, you will never be without it. Keeps perfectly and tastes good-children reul 5 like it.

It is surprising how quic ly this

home-made remedg loosens the gimm- lsdcn flihiegm, an soothes and esls the in smed membranes. At the some time, it is absorbed into the blood whero it acts directly on the bronchial tubes, and helps the system throw oi! the whole trouble. Even those severe coughs \vhieh usually follow the "ilu",

ure promptly ended. o

P ncx s a highly concentrated com.-

gmnd of genuine Norwsp Pine, oon-

ining tho nctive nfent o creosote, in

a refined. palstahe form. Nothing known in medicine is more hel ful in bases of severe coughs, chest coilis and b hi l t hir- _

rnnc n rou u Do not accept n substitute for Pine! It is lznsrenteed to give prompt relief or money refunded.

Notice

All persons indebted to the estate f Norman J. McDonald must mske payment. of their accounts st the store of the late Nonnsn J. Mc- Donald st. Grsnd Trocadte or st the oilice of Msobomld 6|: MscPhe9. Solicitors. Chu-lorttetown. not lem' than Jmusry 15th, 1929. All so- oounts remaining unpaid ¢m laid dstewlilbehsn€0dfoB0lioitos'for collection.

CATHERINE D. llDDUNAIb.

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BY. ETHE HUESTON 'rus sronv

“No_” She laughed lightly as she

slid the Pistol back into the drawer. "N°°m“? has happened. but you have all warned me so much abou; l-he deadly danger I am in that nm thins You know you will have me lfighiellsd-" she laughed disarming- y. - _

In face' of his disarming friendli-

ness, his T"l3ardful interest, Gay felt .ner .suspicions of hlm slip sway from her. A gs-ns in the cove. yes; a band of murderous criminals( yrs: the '_f‘-tffh_fn'_ Chinaman yes. But never honed ln.~~r~_m with the affection- f`l~`YldlY_ lives and the frank

"Yom: nr” hh pli'Cl_lrst glr] I ow; » `.»‘ -' .lo _ ‘-» ”_i:‘f°"'!‘ \`f~`: ` '1' l;_f_ ;;.» im 'i._ 1-_

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.il- » V iz ' _ <. 7"'»‘ ` ll' Khin” a-

grees with y:»u_` slw said “I am n- fraid you mon are losing your norv-

» - " `" ’ c:'l d cock-

-' . ‘. * ~ .'o‘ting down-

right. foalhsrdy. Some of you ‘in- ;-vfl lsr' "-.. W" 'and moe will pay. But I don't Want you to pay i'ii~ _' "_ " ' _|` `.< ("!‘dl(l_ intl'

lil- _ .- _z'l_ ~.~r'_"ncf

r. <:..-<»»~ .i 'l_.;' _-»"_:1: line cof- tage_ and she denied it quick'v "Yi _ _. ~:\:_' - i .1 :3‘- -"

“I didnt co: .e f,-r ‘_h_\l. Lrr, _f;f- o~ nl-_'~' l _ 'mir lo s- 1.- you As . -1.' l fact, Y came over this of cmeon hoping you would glvemic . -fi ,ind HP nice to ~1;», but I ssw the <_‘..'.f\1i~-r clsp l~.f.t\.,'_n.`_ srlund, and know you would hold mc dsarer li my ol.>s~:»nc:-_" '

He talked pleasantly. smoking, told

her of his plans for the forest pen- insula, complaining of the high prices of labor and material.

“I feel like the Landing of the Pil-

grims, bare rock an every hand. It‘s really s- hard undertaking, too big for me, I sm ufrsid. for I havenft much money. What does your Cava- lier chap do in the winter? There seems to be nothing going on, shops closed, hotels closed. theaters locked up__.. _

"Yes, everything is dead, ond the

Cavalier, being addicted to 111661118' tlcm, ls glad of lt. He rests. He hi- bernstes."

f'I’m sorry he chose the Lone Pine

for his hibernnting this afternoon. He chestrd me out ofa pleasant- hour. Does he think best in the t0lJ of your pine tree? I ss.w_ him perch- ing there as lf he were QUIW all home." Gsy laughed merrily. "N0. lndeeli- He was putting up an aerial. He 15, building me at radio. N0. he GOES H05 hibernate in my tree top. and I WlSh you had come in. You would flllllc like him." `

“No‘ I shouldnt like him--Nm

him. under any circumstances.--And_

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I do not rnjoy other peoples coolng; it illes me_"

"We don’t, con. Fancy the state Of

Maine eoolng."

Ronald Ingram reverted again

moodlly to talk of the land. I-Ie was not yet sure what he really wanted to do with it, he said, wondered if he would not be wise when it out- right.

“I he.ven‘t money enough to fin-

ance things on a big scale. Of course if the boom ever comes-and it ought to bcom-it seems the logical summer refrigerator for New York and Boston, yes, even for Washing- ton. I have two companies figuring on it. What would you think of n. chlnese group, imitation bamboo stuff. psgodss and all that? I know s Chinese artist from Boston. Moy Sen. his name is. ne's been up a few times, making sketches for me. Clev- er chap he is for a Chinl¢_ He WHS here yesterday. He thinks we can swing it bilI~"

Mercurinlly, Gsy WB-‘I 11111)' lil Wm'

pathy with him again. By his wl- dor he had mtlrzly_ stllled the suspi- cions that Rand had stirred to life. How frankly he spoke of the Chinese artist. How natural his eKPl9D5lfl°“ of the little foreigners presence. In the face of his disarming in8€D“0“5 outspokenness, his honest admission gf his financial limitations. how

-*---_-°’.,_.:'“'“”""' Sneezing?

Tum to Minerd’s and avoid s.‘ serious cold. Bsthe the ‘teel;_ in Mlnnrd’s and warm water.

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if you h-we ;l heavy cold or stubborn cough-if you ar.: subject to

i collls and tonsilitis, or attacks of grippe or `ilu-get brick your strength

For Chest Colds

F or Protection Against _

_ Gnppe and

’Flu

` .mai vitality by taking OLIVEINE EMULSION.

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very petty and narrow and 1118811 appeared the cold sus- picious nsture of New England.

He said he was obliged to return

to Portland on the early boat, und Gay went with him to the door. His voice was anxious again.

"You are very game, I know, but do. please, be careful. Keep y°\1rS@11 locked in and everybody else locked out. won‘t you?"

The genulneness of his solici-

tude touched Gay. "I will be cs.rsful," she said. “I wish you were staying all winter. You src such a pleasant interlude." _

“Interlude between Cavaliers," he

ssld regretfully_ “Still it is some- mlng to see you, to touch your hand. I am grateful for that, You are VCYY -sweet. You will mt forget me. will you?"

Half an hour inter Rand cumin

and without waiting for s word from him Gay launched at once Into S long and fervld defence of Ronald Ingram.

CONTINUED __..._-<»o-e~»-_-

ORPIIANAGE MAINTENANCE COLLECTIONS

(Continued)

ALEXAN DRA

Per Mrs. H. Burhoe

Mrs, .1 H, Judson

.\lrs_ Breckeu Wood

Mrs Benj. Wood . . . _._ _ _'lil-:_ llcnry Burhnc. _ _

Mis Nat. McKinnon /ithol Judson _

Ernest M=‘Cobe -A

Mrs John McLennan

Mrs. Wilbur Wood

Mrs. Wnllace Burhoe Mrs. Seymour McLellan .Z5 Miss Gladys Burhoe .50

A 10.75

2 00 1.00 l 00 l 00

l,i`)\I ‘_ 00 l Ol)

_ _ _ 1.00

_ .50 _ .50

ORWELL

Per Florence E. McPherson

1.00 1.00 1.00

William Greenwood _ _ _ . . . ___

Mrs. M. P. McDonald

Mrs. Lawrence McLeod ._ _ Florence McPherson L00 Miss C. McQueen . .50 Mrs. J. D. McLeod . _ . ... .59 Mrs. Percy McLeod . _ . ___ .50 Mrs. Richard Wood . .50 Mrs. J. D. Martin .50 Mrs. Hugh Gillis .50

7.00

_ rowssx.

Per Porter Ings .mlm Brown ._ 1.00 'ras Fussen mvsn mnmuc oo1vn>.sl\ry Lnmrsn. AND “rns

vonusrsnywwiuniso-UP

Notiee` is hereby .given that A spe-

cial General Meeting of the share- holders of th(snid Compsny will be held st the Public llsll st French River, Prince Edward Island on Sut- urdsy, the twenty-sixth day of .Iann- nry, A. D. 1929 at 2 o‘o|ock, p. m. for the lrllrlwle of considering end pos;-_ lng upon the timnolsl ltltements, ae- cinlntq end reports of the Directors ond Omcen of the sold Company. end for the purpose ofpssslng A reso- lution requiring the sold Company to be wound up under the provisions of “The Voluntary Winding-Up Act," end for the-plfpole #Appointing n Llqnidotor or Liquidators for laid winding-np, sad for the tnmsotion or such other business ss my be inci-

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W. C. Smith... . _ Wilfred Lawton 1.00 Frank Jones _ __ 1.00 Arthur Moore __ 1.00 J. waiter Inge _ ' 1.oo William H. Ings ., 1_00 George Jenkins ._ 1.00 AFrlend_.__ 1.00 F. H. Llttlejohns ._ 1.00

10.00

1.00

Per Mrs. M. Mcltac

W. H. Wood _ . _ _ . . . . . . _ . . .._ 1.00 J. Robertson ._ ,_ 1_0() Wm. Ballem . _ . .._ __ 1,00 Viola Ballem _ __ 100 W. C. Robertson _ __ 1_00 W. A. M. McRae 1.00 W_.H. Drake __ 1,00 Theo Wood __ 100

8.00

CROSS ROADS -

Per Mrs. J`. F. Gard lCont'dl

John Stewart . . . _ . _ . 1_00

MEADOW BANK

Per Flossie Younker and Tillie Boyle

George Boyle _ __ ,_ Hllfliv' Hyde. __

Rllssel Hyde __

‘_£"i‘?ifym Crgcby Wil" Crosby _ _ . 4

`.'r;. Smnne] Dy-_-,kr _

l_i‘1l.:.f‘! D_-.qkp

l‘= VU .1 Howard _ _ _

liizrf ~',»3 ,<‘,_f-mtg _

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\`.n~:r.f.:1 T./inf-Fgdvfin Trng..-ifk Hvde _ ' ' l"="ml1 1;,-,_v1,. _ __ Pom wrhall . . _ _ . _ ___ __ _

Ffvnk McLean Gordon MacLean _ James McPhs.il ,,

HP-YW MacLean

C0lin Murray _ _ , _ ___

` l 18.75

Y°"ns Peoples League, United

Cl“"°h. Bedeoui-_ 62.00

New Wiltshire Dist. L_ 0_ L_

D-"r J. A. Mu'ray . _ . . . . .._ 10.00

Ladies of Wilmot, N91-th md

Central Bedeque, Freewwn and Femwood from Chun Bridges 51:10 My

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` Insidious

Eye Strain

We one this ulieetive

vlsedly. ‘ -

Belleren from Eyestr-sin

may have perfect virion sud therefore do not suspect the presence of any eye deleet.

The motive power or the

lntlre human Oflinism is Nerve lnergy. ~

Norms! eyes. It ll eem

utilise sbont ll% of Nerve lnergy. but when strain is prlsdlt, A much

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lerger proportion H required. Hence defective eyi, t In their consumption of on ex- eullvs slsennto! Nerve ln- erly me ekinsly meet the tonetlenL| el other ergsns of the body Ill produce Ill

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tsl thereto. HAVE YOUI lfll

:__°i'S;ui|ms my or nmm\m._ i sxumno ` Lowest R3t¢L._ _

` ross-s myolos. _ f u Good Strong Stocir'i_(§'5;iupani0g

_ ' ' Agent' at Summerslde,»Lloyd Lewis.

President.

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()LlVEINB`EMULSION is a standby in _thc treatment of heavy,

deep-seated chest colds and coughs that hang on. This grand

old medicine iooeens the tightness and congestion, soothes the throat,

| heals the air passages, ‘and re»bu.iids new, healthy tissue.

The bloochpurifying, nervefstrengthening properties of OLIVEINE

` EMULSION improve appetites and digestion, and build up the system

against recurring throat and chest aihuents.

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adian Pres) According to “Overseas” the weaving and knitting done by the Newfoundland women during the slack months of the year is ex- i 1-raodlnarlly good, and the standard is now so high that the "Shetland shswls and "Scotch" tweeds are in- dlstzlngulshable from those that come

direct from Scotlamd.

'pm-pose. Il; gives the wives of the flsherlolk useful employment and helps to pay for the nurses whosre so much needed in the little outposts scattered over Newfoundland.

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A B O T T L E

and GegerulSt¢Lres

FRASIER, THORNTON

81 COMPANY LIMITED

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NEWFOUNDLAND WOMEN '

EXCEL IN IIANDICRAFT WORK

LONDON,En8. Jan. 5. (B__V Can-

The industry Iuiils a. doubtful

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ISLANDER DIES IN BOSTON

Louis C. Mdiinnou. who was ‘ foreman of the Boston Post proof- l

room at the time of his retirement last June. died st his home, 24 Car- ver Rosd, Esst Watertown, Dec. 28. Mr. McKinnon was 65 years old and had been in poor health for some time. He _was a. native Ut Prlnoe Edward Isls.nd.- _

He had been 15 years with this"

Post and had previously been- em- ployed `for 30 years as s. proofresder ‘ on the old Boston Advertiser and Re- cord.

He was a member of the Roxbury

City Guards Veteran Association, Roxbury Historical Society and the] Boston Checker Club. `.

He is survived by his widow, Mrs'

Alice C. McKinnon; 's son, Allan. and o. daughter, Mrs. John W. Bulli- van of Milwaukee, Wis.

Funeral services were held st the Church of Our Lady of Mercy, Bel-‘ mont Street, Belmont. Burial was in St. Jose h's Cemetery, Boston Post.

llooksy players use Mlnord's Llnimeni-

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INSIDE are six Edison Mazda Lamps . . `.

a home assortment

jusr pay for :he lamps and obtain a' toy house that will delight the children. ‘

EDISON

_ A'|N5|c>E\ Fnusrzo `

A Civ*-lf>\{‘>1/AN G EN E DAL

to replace bumoucs

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.146 Richmond St.,

Fire, Life, A¢¢iaen¢,l siumess and

Plate Glass

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