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_ Professional llards

a-—--i--——-———— Prohibition Commission

Chairman. MR. GEORGE E. BROWN, MARGATE. P. E. 1.

Send all information regarding in- Inetions oi PROHIBITION ALT to the above or to .l. .l. Trainor, Com- missioner, Provincial Police, Char- lottetown, or to C. A. Miller, 1n- apector. Summer-side, or to W. E. Haywood. Inspector for Queens. Charlottetown, or J. W. Platts, In- spector for Kings, Charlotstown.

W. H. AITKEN i‘? CO.

Importers of high grade GASOLINE -- KEROSENE — OIL-b 'We Believe in Prince Edward Island Dfflce. 29 Queen St. Phone 494- Tanks, Spr. Pk. R. IL Crossing Phone 56.

Provincial Exhibition Notes

. A meeting oi the Directors oi the Exhibition was held Wednesday morning, and several matters in con- nection with the prize list were dis- cussed and the following was decid- ed upon: That pit game poultry be added to the prize list, the same as last year. This was done at the request of. . several breeders.

McLURE é? MucKINNON SILVER FOXES AND FURS Representing HUDSONS BAY CO.. of LONDON.

ENGLAND. Dfllce 112 Kcni St.

A new departure this year will be the provision in the Judging ring oi an official who will check the regis- tration certificates, which must be presented as the animal enters the ring. No person will in future be al- lowed in the ring during the Judg-

»J' ling except the officials and signs will k ARCHITECT be put up, asking that audible com. h.‘ I45 Grout George Sirca-t mcnis be restricted while the Judg- "i ‘ilﬂii-Ell-lmc-dﬂily ' cs are periormingtheir tasks.

Stewart fa‘ Lowther J. l). STEWART, K. C.

N. W. LOWTllER BARRISTICRS. SOLICITORS, ETC. 84 Great George Street MONEY 'l'O LOAN.

Phone 396

It was also decided that an addit- ional section be added to the prize list for each dairy breed, allowing an entry for the best three animals, owned by an exhibitor, the get of one sire.

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(Continued)

stepped aside, touched his hat. and hurried on a little foster, But 81h?!‘ that, with his heart beatting harder, he began to think and to surmise and to question himself and 0i course. to regret. Their eyes, in this Sudden and unexpected way, had met. It was only an instant, but the picture came back to him now of a sad expression in Christie's cyes—sad, at least, until she woke up and realized that she had run into Selwood, and then her eyes had quickly dropped; 511E had passed on. It was his fault, he told himself- I-le had not even hesitated-he might have given her time to speak. He cursed his stillness and contemptible pride for not having given her even an opportunity at such a time-a

She started visibly-as he did in- visibly. Then in the auddcnness oi the encounter Selwood-never quick to adjust himself to rnectinil the woman whose mere glance could up- set him-stiifly, almost ostentatlously

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sion to Tracy would call for tact. He sat down on a camp stool bulde his friend, and after a few conventional passes opened the one subject oi his visit with an abrupt question. “Dave. how much do ybu ﬁgure WWW 80¢ in our Sleepy Cat place? Whatever it is," he continued, as Tracy disclaim- ed any equitable interest in the hall that Selwood had paid ior, "I'll trade you my interest in the Thief River mine for your interest up at Sleep)’ Cat. Tracy was taken aback. "What you tryin' to do?" he asked‘ presently. “Rob me or rob yourself ? The mine's

sciwoo? 3W SLEE PY cm‘

FRANK H. SPEARMAN ‘

IOPYRiGHT by CHARLES SCRIDNIRS SONS. i}

worth hali’ a dozen of our Sleepy Cat outﬁt." ' "'I'hen," said Selwood deﬁnitely. “the hall's mine and the mines yours. Is it a go l" "All right. “That's settled, Carpy," continued Selwood, “thinks this place is getting too noisy for Y0". Dill/e- All these squatters coming in, and the clatter they make. He says you'll do better out under the pines a few miles up river, and I've got things

MARK Tr. MIEYJTéXN

BARRLQTEIK ‘SOLIFITOR. ETC. {HONEY TO LOAN. Cameron Block, Charlottetown. P.E.l.

INELL a uniursou

R. R. Bell D. L. lllnthlrson. LL. B. Barristers 8t Solicitors Money to Loan

5187-6-11-3i

ANNUAL MEETING

The annual vlnclal Ladies

meeting of the Pro-

Auxillary oi the Protestant Orphanage will be held in the Orphanage at Mt. Herbert on

111mg pregnant with threatening pos- sibilities for them both as well as for Sleepy Cat. He longed for a chance to meet her over again; still, his van- ity would not allow him to turn back. So-while Christie was reproachlni,’ herself for not making the quick ad- vance she wanted to make and now felt it had beeneher place to make when she saw the only man's face

arranged to get you up there today. ‘The weather's settled now. and I've got time to move you-what do you say we start today ‘l

"I know -where I'm comfortable, better than Carpy does. I'll stay here."

Selwood, with patience, continued to dwell on the advantages of country life. But the old soldier resisted all

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. .. . Thursday June 18th at 3 P. M. in the world that meant anything. blandlshments, and in the end hi: CIIARLOTILIOHN & ilIOATAGUIa‘ » GLADYS mum?‘ to her-both. unhappy, passed on, patience gave out ﬁrs,“ “Look here’. 11W I _ “'— “'- sﬁc" BIY- little reckoning oi when and where John .. he exclaimed with a snap o, , MCLLLOL) C? hﬁlltyTLEY 5195'“ they should meet again.

J. A. BE ' ‘ E

_W. E. BENTLEY, K. C. Barrister and Attorney-at-Law Office: 180 Richmond Street

MONEY TO LOAN Charlottetown, P. E. L

McDONALD e McPHEE a

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Bangholm Turnip Seed

The Provincial Department of - Agriculture has just located 100 lbs. oi Bangbolm club root reslstent Turnip Seed.

Orders up to this quantity will be ﬁlled on application. 5128-8-10-31.

A“ promptly’ lléig, bleeding or protruding piles have

relief can only be accomplished with an internal

nor cutting remove the cause.

Bad circulation of the blood in the N G I I ‘ 1 E lower bowel causes piles. The veins

are ﬂabby, the bowel walls weak

disgust, “you're beating round the bush, like these crooked Sleepy Cat

Selwood quite knew that his mis- . lawyers. I know what's going on, ii I

am ﬁat on my back. The Vigilantes are ready to move. Where did you get . the idea I was afraid of Vlgilantes?" Selwood shrugged his shoulders "Where did you get the‘ idea 1 thought you were?"

"Well, you're trying to ship me or of town-you and Carpy. Now, Job: I'm not going-that's ﬂat—not f0: all the Vigilantes in the Rock) mountains."

As Tracy uttered his declaratlon,_

Piles, Go lluick

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Thousands 0i sufferers from itch-

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medicine. Neither salves

VRE SALE OF ESSENCE, TINCTURES OR FLAVORING EXTRACTS CONTAINING ALCOHOL

The following extract from Sec. 35 of the Prohibition Act is given for the information of all concerned in the sale of Essence, Extracts, etc: m SuhJn-vl n. u..- ,-r.>.|ai-m~ of nu» ru-rllon nothing u. un. Art alinll m n - '

as lluvurim: purm-l I'm-furor, nu-rvltulll ur ull any IlWll "ll\'l)l’||lL',' t-\'lr kiulll-rn lll lilo Form [or mile uml su-il auvh l‘ burl: notlre xlmll lw gii u prepuiil, iulilrcrnsi-il to Charlottetown.

(2) No nula oi uuy such enxencf. tincture or ﬂavoring extract shall be made excl-pt in lmulr-a containing not morn thun two and one-hall ounces, and a record or every such sulo slmll hr- kvpt by the manufacturer, men-hunt, drug- glat nr other prrsnu who ai-lla llu- mime l|\ n hook provided for tliur |iurpol€

1 or enuruoe, |,'|\'(~ notice In writing m u... Commlll- ‘Ed 110F910. nl’ HIICII llllclliltm m keep °

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Dr. J. S. Lecnhardt was the ﬁrst

edy. He called his prescription HEM- ROID, and prescribed it for 1000 pat- ients with the marvelous record oi success in 960 cases, and then decid-

own druggist with a rigid money back guarantee. Dr. Leonhardfs

vlles every Pile sufferer to try a bot- 335m“ an PTOPMBB- "Jimni" he 9X‘

refund the purchase price if they do ~ not end Piles in any form. are yo

COLONEL.

leaves home on Thursday, June 11th, via 0'Leary Portage, noon; McDougalPs, Grand River overnight, leaving at noon Friday, June 12th to Nell l\IoDougall's,_ Summers" night; thence to J. P. Keouglfs, Cape _, Traverse ovcr

non's, New Annau Race Track over- night; Wednesday to Summerslde noon; thence via ferry to James Mc- Intyre's, Bayslde over night. Thurs-

Sharpe‘; overnight. Friday, to James Palmer's, Invcmess, noon; thence to

tﬂrge Skerry's, Gail's Bridge over- night. Saturday. to Vernon Mather-

all’s, Fortugle (Joye 202m; thence to blem- 3m P5155100 ﬂepped closer in, owner's sia es, Ems ae. craned his neck forward, pulled or! y - _ g Mam"! gflggzlgl-"L-lmareiftgouliig his tattered hat to get still closer, . noon; thence to Tlgnish overnight. and peered dumbly 9i the tﬂti/Ooed Retumlng Tuesday to owner's stab- b18581?- __ _ les. This route will

fortnightly till close oi season. is horse needs no recommenda-

__ he has been proven a wonderful present on the different tracks. Col.

tlon as a carriage stallion, any age.

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Bill Pardaloe, like a huge camel, stuck his head within the tent. Sel- wood, paying no further attention, to the intruder , vainly tried in low tones to persuade Tracy it would be

dead. To end must be

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discover a real internal Pile rem- Sheer ‘(my to remain where he “mi

He reminded Tracy of his helpless

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condition and of what his obstinacy might mean; he begged him m con- sider hi5—-S8lWO0Cl's feelings, ii there were none of his own to move him.

The old gambler proved adamant to Dfesﬁflptiﬁn i185 B every consideration, and, not only Hugtgesugflff gig‘, that, he grew more and more set

every Pile sufferer should be able get I-IEM-ROIDtablets from their

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oi HEM-ROID and guarantees to claimed. raging like a grizzly at bay, u running too?"

"You know very well, Dave, there's a heap of difference between a well man's running and a wounded man's being carried out oi the way of a ﬁght."

"You going to stay?" “There's no reason why I shouldn't.‘

AUBREY 2.10 2-5

year. I trumped down the Peninsula’ FulmEss RED c5055 “N! with ~McClellan, and double-quicked back again; V V against Pickett at Gettysburg, with George Meade; I went up against the

Leave Arrive Arrive Bloody Angle in the Wilderness with Mung...“ 31.1mm Clftown Grant. It don't mean a continental, l0 a. m. and Illﬂ to a lot oi’ folks nowadays, but it] gfagglrlt: lgzmrzg: means something to me yet. Does ' I anything you've ever seen me doﬂMay 30 Jill" 1 3"" 5 John, look to you as ii I'd run from "m" 13 Jun“ l5 ‘I'm’ 22

a blamed parcel ot Vigilante crooks?! I'll admit I'm no saint, I'm no preacher-J

1 stood, best 1 couldi S- S" n

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Fortnightly thereafter. Charlottetown Agents.

iiJARVELL BROS. LTD.

(To Be connnued) 481014- l7- irimon wed3itf

"And ﬁght” “Nobody will miss me if I do right." "I! you stay, there's Just one an- swer—you get killed," ‘said Tracy. "Dash you, I know you better than you know yourself. Now, John, list- en." The old man, gray. grizzled, un. shaven, hollow-eyed, but stern, his iron-gray hair falling in a great mat over his wrinkled forehead, sat bolt upright on his cot. He tore open the breast of the coarse shirt he wore- hls o nly upper garment-and point- ed to an American flag, tattooed over his heart. Selwood sat with the eyes oi youth Bilenily fixed on his country's em-

olonel Aubrey — Reg. No. 3940-

tu C. McFadygerrs, thence tu Bomanus

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to Edgar Milllgank, hum noon;

thence to Shelton

i" "miilm"! ‘Ii-w: spoke to Selwood. “John 1

don't say I've never dong anything

sire. He has also a number of promising colts training at

FERTILTZERS

That Fertiliser required to ﬁnish your plantln, can be obtained by team or by truck

_v has won two first prizes in sion at the Alberton Exhibi-

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from ST. JOHN every Saturday and via EASTPORT and LUBEC ‘on Wednesdays

big steamer Large promenade decks

tlon In this Province, for by his own "o disgrace m" l" W911i? 0H. "but I ‘ atnvlng m Bostol? at“ convcnlcnt performances, also that or his colts ‘might f“ that °1d 113B 1118M three hour: the f-Quowlﬂg d1)’-

such as, MajorlAubrey 2.11, Lucky F4" , " Lindy 2.12, Aubrlanna 2.19, Raymond -_ p, Bu»;

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Canadian Nailonal Railway lo ST. JOHN

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Bate for automobiles .00 per cit, when Io-

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